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1) In the long term, "climate change" is a problem----after all, in 25,000 years NY City will be under 400 feet of water, and 50,000 years after that it will be under 2 miles of ice. So yes, it is a problem, assuming humans aren't extinct in that time frame, in which case it might be a problem for cockroaches to deal with. 2) IF, and it's a big IF human civilization is a contributing factor, it is miniscule at best. This is not withstanding the assertion by another climate change "believer" that cow farts are the biggest problem. Maybe cows will still be around in 25,000 years. To those who "believe", in anthropomorphic global warming (along with Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy), explain how human civilization has caused 23,000 years of global warming to the tune of approximately 8 degrees F. Did we use the wrong kind of wood fire to cook our mastodon and saber tooth tiger meat in our caves???? Did Fred Flintstone's SUV only get 8 mpg??? Or do they just want to harp on how the ONE latest hurricane reflects 100,000 years of climate change? Give us a break from delusional thinking. 3) Of course we can reduce our "contribution", but keep in mind half of nothing is still nothing. But by all means let's spend the proposed 100 TRILLION dollars to try. |
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.........Maybe that puppy dog could swim in front on a rope and provide some needed propulsion. But, watch out for alligators without a sense of humor. |
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We all know the popular song.......It takes a WORRIED scientist to sing a WORRIED Global Warming song .......I'm worried NOW, but I might be dead soon....like the planet Incidentally, in the Milwaukee Centinel Newspaper recently scientists are WORRIED that ONLY 3% of the lake is frozen.......the least in DECADES. This is expected to cause a large disruption in the lake and land ecosystem there ! |
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I know that ! But I SIMPLY would like more people to realize that for people and animal species to continue to live on this planet Earth in a civilized and peaceful manner in the FUTURE - that today we must, (AT LEAST) recognize the correlation between fossil fuel vehicles and a deteriorating planet and SOME potentially really BAD outcomes for HUMANS !!!!!! |
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And did I mention that a couple of days ago Oliver Stone was at Davos trying to help out planet Earth by pointing out that Nuclear Power Plants are NOT dangerous like the oil and gas industry has spent the BIG BUCKS to convince Americans of that. I may have forgotten to mention that ? |
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Now, if you can show me year by year data for the last 23,000 years and that the last 2 years are the largest rise in that time, then you'd have something. Unfortunately, Fred Flintstone didn't have an accurate ruler and the clay tablet he inscribed those numbers upon have crumbled. But since ocean levels rose 432 feet from 21,000 to 11,000 BC, I'd bet there were many, many years with an ocean rise of greater than 3.9 mm, again, all without the internal combustion engine. BTW, which scientists????? Would those be the ones dependent upon government grants, journal acceptance of their articles, and university tenure to survive???? Yep, I thought so. And I assume that the Milwaukee paper is referring to Lake Michigan having the lowest percentage freeze in decades. Which means there were previous decades with even less freezing. |
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topsoil needed for crops.....I would be CURIOUS to know what someone of great stature thinks would be the OPTIMUM population of the US. Have we PAST it? Is 360 million people about right? Or there is NO OPTIMUM, just whatever? Just let it KEEP climbing? |
The important part of the Milwaukee Article IS that their state scientists are WORRIED about the effect of a WARMER winter on the area ecosystem. The small % of ice only confirms the warmer problem. Just like here in Fl. and worldwide the dying coral confirms the WARMER problem. Also, the high and going higher levels of CO2 in the ocean water. There are a lot of RECENT trends and that IS what I am concerned about.
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When Googling "ice cover on the Great Lakes", a person can find that Jan 2023 will have a record LOW amount of ICE. This will lead to increased evaporation and falling water levels. The record low ice is a measure of Global Warming and could lead to problems with the fish population of the great lakes and other ecologically bad changes.
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BTW, I've been touting the new "safe" nuclear power plants for some time now. They are the only way we'll be able to power your beloved "E-(insert every single mode of transportation here) vehicles"... That, or we all get one of these: https://live.staticflickr.com/3086/3...74e4db3a_b.jpg |
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