Breakfast with Two Scientists ... Global Warming Facts and Assumptions

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Welcome to my new show, Live, With John and Will, and today's topic on Breakfast With Two Scientists, starts with a debate over the facts and the assumptions about Global Warming. Hello. Good morning. I am John and this is Will. We will take some time to answer questions about the truth or the assumptions behind Global Climate Change and Global Warming. The audience will participate by asking us questions and we will try to provide answers to them the best that we can from a scientific standpoint. Hello. I am Julie from Texas and I want to ask one of you or both of you, when did Global Warming start and is it getting hotter on the planet for everyone? Will answers with, From the beginning of the Industrial Revolution or Industrial Age, climate change from warming got a start by us humans, and this became evident from about 1800 to 1870 and was influenced in the beginning with the introduction of Coal burning and Railroad transportation and the agricultural movement that required land clearing of trees and fast agricultural development and subsequent rise in population growth. It is not getting hotter for everyone on the planet, as in spite of the melting of the ice caps and rise in sea levels, subsequent CO2 emissions and rise in methane emissions from the melting of permafrost, there are some areas that are much warmer, but some other areas that are experiencing unprecedented colder temperatures making it see like the weather is just OUT OF CONTROL. John, I have a question for you. If we planted millions more trees all over the planet could that help convert the levels of Carbon Dioxide to Oxygen and help reduce overall global temperatures? John began with Just looked at an article called How planting trees can reduce your carbon footprint. Here is a link for you to look at. That said, the two scientist were both in agreement, and they decided to cut the televised show short as they had to go out and plant some trees and spread the word. This show aired only in my imagination but you can go forward with this idea and plant a tree when you can and help the earth heal a bit, perhaps even provide a habitat for future animals, insects and plants and give hope to the next generation of people, your children and their children's children's children from now until the earth once more is a place worth living on. Share your facts and assumptions in this discussion and help reduce our carbon footprint. Do more by planting some trees in your local community. Even have them plant trees in the medians on the highways and on the medians in the cities to cut carbon from motor vehicles and add beauty to the otherwise heat island effect and help bring back some of nature that has been lost to deforestation and strip mining all in the name of progress. It's never too late to consider planting a fruit tree or a shade tree in a place where otherwise the sun might just bake your brain if you stood there long enough without the benefit of any shade. Think about this today and consider planting at least one tree or a shrub or two this next spring. It's a good thing to consider.