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Our World in Data has slightly different numbers. Road transport (of which 60% is automobiles) accounts for 11% while residential use (cooking, lighting, heating, cooling) accounts for 11%. Not exactly "very small" or "biggest." Significantly, road transport is direct consumption of fossil fuels while a large amount (majority?) of residential use is electrical generation. Clean up the electrical generation and the residential use drops. |
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Everything runs in cycles...next year may be completely different.
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Yes, a great deal of our "news," is just propaganda. It's up to us to be wise consumers (research and verify).
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No, that's not right, it was 130,000 then and 198,000 now. Though you have to wonder how it was possible to accurately count glaciers 100 years ago when some of the first satellites were not launched until just 50 years ago. Models get created, predictions are made, actual events don't match predicted events, and models are updated. That's the way science is supposed to work. It fails when people do their own research and decide that since they can "prove" one prediction failed then all of science is wrong and should be discarded. |
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And besides, I'm just enjoying a whack-a-mole morning. Automobiles contribute very little but air conditioners contribute the majority. We have accurate counts of glaciers from the 1930s. But I'm bored with the "earth is in a cooling cycle" bunk so I'm not going to bother with that one. |
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Let's see----20 years of so-called climatologists shouting "global warming" ( the same climatologists who were touting "global freezing" 50 years ago) vs 4 1/2 million years of climate cycles, data gleaned from ice cores and geological strata. I'll go with the historical record. |
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Goose/gander? :1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl: |
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I agree, the “heat index” is some ridiculous made up number. If it actually felt like what they say it felt like no one would go outside. Yesterday it said the heat index was 114. I played tennis and was fine, if it actually felt like 114 we would have all had a heat stroke!
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Coordinates 41.3742, -71.7744 50 feet above sea level |
It’s amazing that u made all this degrees per day. Only heat advisory is a combination of humidity and degrees for day. Some people just can’t understand or care about their grandchildren lives
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At the end of 1850 (roughly the beginning of the Industrial Revolution), the area containing the Glacier National Park had 150 glaciers. There are 25 active glaciers remaining in the park as of 2022. That's really all you need to know about climate change. |
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GMAs opening story last week was that bogus temp of 101. The reporter was standing on the beach in Key Largo telling us that the ocean temp was "reported" as 101.1. Reported by whom???? When? After letting the thermometer lay in 1 inch of water under the noon sun for an hour????? Now I can pretty much guarantee, given the media bent on global warming, that if that ocean temp was really 101, the reporter would be putting a thermometer in the water to show the world that the ocean temp was 101. Why didn't he? This report was nothing but an outright lie. The only place where water temp can get that high is right above an undersea thermal vent. And yet there are people who actual believed this nonsense. |
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My wife played tennis yesterday too, 10:00 AM. She plays in a group every Monday and Thursday. Yesterday, warm but not overpoweringly so. While she was gone I cut the lawn, trimmed the hedges, edged, etc. She got home (early afternoon) and the outside temp read something like 98 degrees. She said we were in a "heat advisory". I wonder: if we had known that BEFORE we did our respective outdoor things, would we have felt hotter? |
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That's all you really need to know about irrational causation. |
Urgent effort underway to save coral reefs from rising ocean temperatures off Florida Keys - CBS News
And then there are the coral reefs. |
I remember the 1970's and the climate crazies were saying that if we hadn't "created" an artificial heat dome from CO2 emissions we would be in an ice age and a big hurt locker. Really, nobody knows what causes climate change. We have been lucky for about 200 years to have been in a relatively stable climate. Times change, climate changes.
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I wonder how long this thread will last? |
One of the better post I have read !!
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Pollution is a different topic. |
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Are these "religious" posts a violation of forum policy? The worship of science is a new age cult and one whose followers do not tolerate unbelief and unbelievers. While I am not a believer, perhaps this religion should be treated like other religions and afforded the same courtesies.
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Our kids have been running things for years now, it is them who are passing on the debt and bad habits to the grandchildren. When us oldies generation were running the show, personal and national debt was manageable, and we didn't live on unlimited credit. I sleep easy! |
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Worship of critical thinking and facts is not a religion. |
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I suppose some flat earthers thought they were using critical thinking. |
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