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The theory of planetary warming as expressed here, was illustrated by James Burke, and is called 'After The Warming', as presented in the U.S., via the
Corporation For Public Broadcasting, broadcast in the late eighties or early nineties. Burke previously did a series of shows based on the history of technology called 'Connections', in the great style first originated, it is
assumed, by Jacob Bronowski. The theory of planetary warming as
presented by Burke is seemingly being born out. Ultimately though, his
proposed outcome is that all turns out well and good in the end, after
humankind finally gets its pollution under control at about '2050. This could
be said to be somewhat optimistic. As he predicted, not only has nothing been done about it so far, but nothing much is even being said about it, at least in the
capitalist operated media. But then what can be done when every aspect of
most of modern social institutions are based upon the premises and
consciousness of
Progressive Materialism.
The theory of planetary warming called the Greenhouse Affect has been
around since the late nineteen fifties. The theory has been given
little credence by the authorities since it is inconsistent with the
objectives of Progressive Materialism. The theory of Greenhouse is
that Carbon Dioxide and other greenhouse gases act as a screen, which
allow rays of the sun to penetrate through the atmosphere as light and heat,
but prevent infrared radiation from reflecting from the earth's surface, back
into outer space, which causes the the atmosphere to warm. The more
carbons the warmer becomes the earth. This is a natural condition and is necessary to keep the planet warm. It is said that without this greenhouse heating, the surface temperatures of the planet are estimated to be, from
zero to minus one-hundred degrees Fahrenheit. Planetary temperatures are determined by the slowly changing rotation and tilt of the earth's poles in relationship to the sun. Every two hundred thousand years the rotation and
tilt produces and an Ice Age.
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