How much Real Science is there in the science of climate change?

Immigrants can be allowed to work in this area using a work exchange program. It would be by government supervision and exploitation of low cost immigrant labor can be monitored. The use of these laborers can be limited to areas that would not destabilize the countries economy. But there are always some goody two shoes that will demand that the immigrant workers not be taken advantage of.

 

Right. Because owners in low paying jobs have consistently been proven to be so honest. I never ever (except I did) sat in on restaurant owners in NYC and elsewhere in NY who got caught telling waitstaff to lie and say they made more than min wage on their taxes or be fired for making him make up his legally REQUIRED difference if they do not.

But know how I keep the Union out of my places? I PAY MORE THAN THEY CAN OFFER. I tell my people this. "Join. But if you do we start from SCRATCH not from what you currently make." I pay them an average of 17 an hour plus tips to bartenders. 12 plus tip to waitstaff and 12 flat to kitchen. Then you can earn raises over time. And they never side with the Union. I have been sued many times by the Food Workers Union. My people come in and testify that there is little chance the union can score them a net of more after dues. The only place i see a need for Unions (ON PAY) is Gov workers. Do you really want the teachers, Police, Fire, etc. at the mercy of "LET THEM TAKE A PAY CUT! I DEMAND A LARGE TAX CUT EVERY YEAR!"? That is why we do not get the old quality of teachers there. Because the bad dont get weeded out fast (due to layer upon layer to get them gone) and the people who would do good do not want to enter a job where base pay is usually 40% less than it was, adjusted, 30 years ago. Due to the "TAXES MUST FALL! EVERY YEAR! NO MATTER WHAT!" movement.

Also. We can free up money right quick to pay more. You need a principal. Not a Principal, three VICES and 14 DEANS. The Admins have gotten totally bloated.

 

I pay well. But there are no games. If you suck, you go. There are 8 other people who want that good pay.

 

Short answer "No".
Long answer, major asteroids, like the one that is believed to have destroyed the dinosaurs, occurs on average about once every 150 million years. Very large asteroids that would cause a lot of damage but not cause massive extinctions occur about every 20 million years, large asteroids that might destroy an entire city about once every 50,000 years. Even the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs did not cause an Ice Age. It cause major cooling and blocked a lot of solar radiation for an estimated 2 years, but after that the climate returned to a relative normal state. Recent Ice Ages occur about every 1,000,000 years and can last for 50,000 years. The last ice age occurred about 30,000 years ago and should end in another 20,000 years. During this time the ice caps should expand and retreat as various climate factors vary. At this time the climate is in a phase where the ice caps are retreating most of the time. The normal state of the earth is that the northern Ice Cap does not exist, the current northern Ice Cap is a recent occurrence.

 

But the long answer includes a "It contributes" if I remember. It was a "factor" not "the cause". A large one could possibly create a cloud (similar to what a LARGE nuke would) in the upper atmosphere. That would hinder some sun entry. It would be far from permanent though.

 

The dinosaur killer was bigger than all the nukes from all the countries on earth several times over.

 

The biggest nuclear bomb ever made was the equivalent of 50 megatons of tnt, the asteroid that destroyed the dinosaurs was the equivalent of 10,000,000 megatons of tnt. If you added up all the nuclear weapons owned by every country together the total would be 15,000 mega tons of tnt. If 10,000,000 megaton blast did not cause an ice age, then 1 nuclear bomb won't either.

 

In the Gulf of Mexico just off the Yucatan

 

Grand Canyon was carved, if I remember, by the melt of a major ice age

 

The river that carved the Grand Canyon (Colorado River) is about the same size, it just took a very long time. Just dig a little at a time and eventually you'll have a big hole.