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A postscript is a brief message appended to the end of a letter (following the signature) or other text. A postscript is usually introduced by the letters P.S. No PS. Centered mid post. Oh and look an addendum at the end. :a20::a20::a20::a20::a20: |
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So to answer the question you intended, rather than the nonsense you actually posted, I made the OP not to dispute that we are currently in a warming cycle, but to question whether human activity has anything to do with it, while pointing out the incredibly obvious push of the narrative every day. |
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From an old TV commercial: A mind is a terrible thing to waste" :1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl: |
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The end is near! L O L
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The hottest temperature in the US was recorded in 1913 in death Valley. I’m sure that was because of the internal combustion engine.🙄🙄😂 This whole climate agenda is about control. We could stop every bit of greenhouse gas, and it would accomplish nothing compared to what China and India is doing. What scares me is so many people fall for this crap. |
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A lot of the rest of the world is doing nothing.
China is building new coal mines at record speeds (one a week I've read) and has been excused from the climate accords. Much of Africa and South America are following suit. Their combined land mass makes up a lot more mass than the United States. Some of the nutty things this country is doing in pursuit of saving the planet are meaningless. Without the entire world working together, all the money we are throwing at climate change is a waste.
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Ditto. There is no climate change crisis -- just a climate education crisis.
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By the way, oil is not the only fossil fuel, and oil was being used in homes and industry well before cars. Fossil fuels were almost exclusively the fuels of choice that powered the industrial revolution. |
I'm surprised no one as mentioned the effects of this underwater volcano eruption...
Tonga Eruption Blasted Unprecedented Amount of Water Into Stratosphere |
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As a “lay person” when it comes to weather and climate it’s best for me to leave it to the “experts” in that field. I only know for sure that it’s more complicated than I can discern. When 95% of scientists say one thing and 5% another, not having studied the subject, I go with the 95%. But to each his own.
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Now, to get a handle on what the majority of these experts are saying, go back to a climate thread about 3 weeks ago. A TOTV member has a son who is a climatologist at a major university. He made the mistake of suggesting that global warming might not be due to human activity. From that point on he was professionally ruined--he couldn't get any grants, he was denied tenure and was unable to have any of his work published. This story has been repeated all over the world as powers that be stifle any opinion contrary to "chicken little, the man-made climate crisis is imminent and going to kill our grandchildren (unless we pony up $131 TRILLION to "combat" it). So, while not 95%, it is a majority. But like most of, when a gun is held to our head, we will say what the person holding the gun wants us to say. |
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This July was determined to be the world's hottest in recorded history. Living coral reefs are down to 10% of what they were 15 years ago (and decreasing). The world's glaciers are melting as proven by the RECORDED WORLDWIDE increase in ocean levels. Scientists know what is happening, but I guess the fossil fuel industry has spent enough money to somehow convince the AVERAGE US citizen that way back Al Gore was wrong. The only problem, this summer and the next 8 to come are PROVING Al Gore to be correct. |
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In the future, we will know when the Earth will start healing and temperatures will return to normal - several years after you stop hearing ICE lawnmowers and ICE golf carts cruising past your home. I wonder - can we live long enough. |
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Today we have all those problems caused by excess heat on Earth. The excess heat is even causing psychological problems and increased crime and murders in the heat domes of big cities. The biggest problem is that the PROBLEM is and HAS been ignored for TOO long and now in the HEAT of this summer, it is biting us BAD ! |
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As far as the rest of the nonsense in that post goes, just about every statement was wrong. I particularly like how the previous thoroughly debunked "95% of climatologists" has now grown to "over 99%" (well, at least in the vivid imagination of some) Some glaciers are melting, some are growing, and CO2 is actually at a relative historically low level in the atmosphere. But here's the good news----if it wasn't for erroneous content, you post would have no content at all :1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl: |
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It was pretty hot in the 1930's, remember the dust bowl, maybe even hotter than today, but the crime rate was much lower except for a few bank robbers. How about placing the blame for crime squarely where it belongs----bad/no parenting, no instilling a moral compass in children, and no respect for authority. Climate change????What a laugh. |
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I just plotted temps from 1895 - 2022....contrary to what everyone wants you to believe...we are not boiling
Plotted July temps 1895 to 2022 Plotted Avg Annual Temp 1895 - 2022 looking at the standard deviation it is not significant Temperature - Florida Climate Center |
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Projections are just one of many tools. Gathering and studying information, real scientifically gathered information, studied by experts in the field, upgrading the projections as new information comes in. That is why the great majority of scientists agree that mankind has played a significant roll in exacerbating climate change. Sorry. I truly wish it wasn't so, but on this you and others who claim the current climate change is "business as usual", are wrong. |
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Our climate runs in 70-120,000 year cycles. Only data over thousands of years can be predictive of the future Classic apples and oranges. So sorry that the climate change alarmists are WRONG |
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To see this data in context, try this post #67 on the January version of this thread. |
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Oh, and sorry, I truly am (I have oil wells and they aren't pumping). I know the truth is inconvenient, but mankind is making global warming worse. But, y'all stay the course. |
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