Is the green house affect and global warming a myth?

Answer 1

The Northwest Passage, a body of water (above Canada) between the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean is open to regular boat traffic (versus submarines and icebreakers) in the summer months for the first time in a very long time. I think that is proof of global warming.

Answer:While some agree that the Green House Affect and Global Warming are realities, still others disagree and point to the ice record from Greenland and Antarctica as an indication of environmental shift. It is supremely arrogant (and not popular to refute) to believe that humans can do much of anything to permanently damage the Earth.

Think about it this way: if the Doomsayers are correct, and we reach the Point of No Return, we are a century or two away from extinction. No problem. Within 1,000 years of the passing of the last human, the Earth will have healed herself, with a very minimal number of scars to even indicate we were ever here.

Answer 2

No, the greenhouse effect and global warming are real and scientifically supported phenomena. The greenhouse effect refers to gases trapping heat in the Earth's atmosphere, while global warming is the gradual increase in Earth's temperature due to human activities that enhance the greenhouse effect. This has led to climate change and various environmental impacts.