![]() |
Quote:
|
Quote:
And also post #67 on the other thread. |
Quote:
Now we are going back before even my time! 200 years of records still beats 7 to show a trend in my book. The planet is getting warmer without a doubt. Even in my short time in the world, the climate has changed. Man made? I lean on the 'not' side in that argument, but the jury is still out on that discussion, and none of the opinionated on TOTV will ever hear the official verdict. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Just curious, how does one attribute the ocean's warming due to underwater volcanoes, to mankind? Are we also responsible for erupting volcanoes? Years ago, I accidentally wandered onto a military website that kept readings on equipment located at the poles that measured polar ice thickness. According to the information provided by the instruments, the ice was melting from the bottom, not the top. Experts suggested that the ocean was warming due to under water volcanoes. Not sure if anyone(military) was making large sums of money for their "research" so the information from the military may have been less accurate....;)
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
.....Note......post # 136 proved CONCLUSIVELY who to believe. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
1. Arctic volcanoes ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_a0exADJtk 2. Antarctic volcanoes ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raR5YgFcIQQ |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
21,000 to 3,000 will make a difference The surface area of the ice to be melted makes a difference 6.7 should be closer to 8 or 9 4 inches in the last 30 years is much greater than 8 inches in the last century The surface are of the oceans matter. The volume of water to raise the sea level 4 inches in the last 30 years would have raised them how much if the depth was 100 ft less? |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
1 Attachment(s)
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
So, once again how can man prevent volcanoes from erupting? Perhaps, human sacrifices? How did "man" cause Pompeii? Was it the lack of human sacrifices? How about the eruptions in Hawaii or the Philippines? I am not going to argue/debate the rising and lowering of the oceans, but I am interested in how anyone can be arrogant enough to think that mankind is instrumental in changing the climate. Was Earth meant to last forever? Is there any reason to care whether or not Earth is still here after the eventual extinction of man? If the oceans rise ten feet in our lifetime, would we really do anything other than move further in land? New Orleans has a lower elevation than the water bordering it. What do we do? We build walls and pump the water out of the city. Does that make sense when there is so much more land mass in the country? Is this how man fights climate change?
Climate change is a naturally recurring cycle and until someone can give me evidence that mankind has influenced the rotation of climate cycles, I will consider it arrogant to think that we can change it in any way. Maybe we can push our moon away from Earth and change the strength of tides? Sorry, but I am not concerned with a few inches of coastline loss in my lifetime. Do I care about the future of mankind and the loss of land mass in our country? Nope, because I will be dust for a long time as will my children and grandchildren way before there is any threat to man's existence in this world. So, once you all figure out how to change the weather, please raise the temps in the mountains up North, because I miss the mountains but hate cold weather. A year round average of 75-85 degrees would suit me just fine. And stop planting so many flowering plants because pollen is much worse than carbon emissions on my breathing. |
Quote:
......But, here goes for the umpteenth time..... ......If you go to Google or Wikipedia and put in, "Surveys of Scientists' views on Climate Change". You can find that in 2016 there is a 97% consensus that humans are causing recent Global Warming. .........In a 2021 study, the consensus was more than 99%. I have done my part to improve general local understanding of this subject. It has become clear to me that many in TV Land do NOT believe in SCIENTISTS. And they are getting their understanding from some form of propagandistic mind-control that is rolling in from their TVs or very unusual media. I am REALLY saddened about the decrease in knowledge among my fellow TV Landers.......really saddened! |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
But keep bangin' that drum! |
Quote:
........AND SO THAT must ALSO mean that my local and state weather people must have been wrong when they said that the Gulf of Mexico water had been at a record high temperature this summer. WOW, they also must have been in on the disinformation campaign by the EVIL Cabal. And the country of Australia must be in on the lies, when they say that the coral on the great barrier reef are dying. What an enormous plot. And hurricane IAN did NOT CAUSE the most damage for a hurricane to the US, EVER. Wow, those lies just go on and on. .......I am SO VERY glad that we have experts here in TVLand to help me understand all this confusion. And I bet that there really has NOT been an increase in CO2 in seawater in recent years. ........I am so relieved that I won't have to worry about Fl summer being too hot, I can save on A/C costs. And Fl or the US won't have ANY KILLER hurricanes this summer and autumn. Golly gee whiz, Batman, I am so relieved !!!!! |
Quote:
What that number means is that 97% (or 99%) of the scientists REFERRED to papers claiming climate change, possible only in their footnotes. NOT that they agreed with the findings... Repeat a lie often enough and it becomes "common knowledge" to the uneducated... No, as to your feeble attempt to draw conclusions from my statement about the 97/99% number? It's what you do. News readers read what is put in front of them. I can show you videos of multiple talking heads repeating the EXACT SAME WORDS in an incorrect talking point. It happens all the time... Unfortunately, the gullible fall for it... |
Quote:
Don't be down hearted. Don't dispare. There are more like you, who know and try to spread truth. Many,many more. Just thought you should know.) |
Quote:
|
Quote:
How many of them struck land? You have no idea, but you keep beating the "Ian the KILLER Hurricane" drum... Oh, and what's this? 2022's hurricane season was LOWER than expected? But that's unpossible! Everyone knows hurricanes are getting more frequent. Ian proved that, right? WRONG... 2022 Atlantic hurricane season ends, breaking the six-year streak of above-normal seasons - WUFT News And Australia's Barrier reef? It's actually GROWING... They've just had the LARGEST amount of growth in the last 36 years... Parts of Australia'''s Great Barrier Reef show highest coral cover in 36 years | Reuters Yes, this past summer was hotter than normal. But the summer of 2021 was milder than normal... Go figure... |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Check out talks by John Shewchuk if you want facts instead of bias politics.
|
Quote:
These do not look like facts. Just the opposite. |
Evidence | Facts – Climate Change: Vital Signs of the Planet
I would expect NASA wants to get the facts as they are sending people into the upper atmosphere. Do scientists agree on climate change? – Climate Change: Vital Signs of the Planet |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 04:05 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions Inc.
Search Engine Optimisation provided by
DragonByte SEO v2.0.32 (Pro) -
vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2025 DragonByte Technologies Ltd.