Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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I have a friend that lives near Naples and I right now removing wet and moldy insulation from his attic. he talks about the effect of Florida's recent HOTTER summers and increased Gulf temperatures. It would be hard to convince him that the Earth was cooling recently. I think most people believe otherwise! |
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Change. There are predictions of up to 1/3 of Africa becoming uninhabitable for humans starting in 2060. So, it looks like that "the end is near sign" is more of a Scientific prediction than some type of JOKE. But it is easier for this generation to "joke" because they will be gone and leave ALL the FUTURE hardships to new generations. Who needs a sense of fairness? Anyway, America was founded with the idea of "conquering the environment" so our ancestors must be VERY proud because it looks like we are FINALLY succeeding! |
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Is CO2 is heavier than air? If so, how is it ending up in the upper atmosphere.
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Global temperatures in past seven years hottest ever observed, new data show
The last year was the earth's sixth-warmest on record, while the past seven years were among the warmest ever recorded, according to research released Thursday by NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The NOAA analysis found that while Earth was slightly cooler than 2019 and 2020, 2021 was still among the warmest on record dating back to 1880. Every year from 2013 to 2021 was among the ten warmest recorded years, and 2021 was the 45th consecutive year with global temperatures above the 20th century average, according to the agency. The average land and ocean surface temperature during the year was about 1.5 degrees above the 20th-century average. So, who do you believe? Who do you trust. Just watch the Weather Channel. I don't think they are lying to us. |
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I guess this one observation from a very limited time frame from a very limited geographic location dispels the conclusions of hundreds of climatologists with advanced degrees from some very prestigious universities.
Thats one way to dispel the truth. As for me, I don't see the earth curving from my house windows. That is the case every time I have looked out each side of my house. It has been that way for many years. Since my observations suggest there is not curvature to the earth, the earth is flat. See, I proved it! |
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...........by killing reef coral.....?
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Maybe the dead elephants can explain how Global Warming is happening.
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It's been pointed out that 5 or 10 years is too short of a period to base a trend on. For that matter, 150 years is too short of a period, when talking about the earth. 150 years corresponds to how long we've been observing meteorology, and how long we've said global warming has been happening. 150 years ago also happens to correspond to the coldest period in the last 10,000 years, based upon ice cores in Greenland, peat bogs, tree rings, and other measurements. It only makes sense that the temperature has gone up in that period, but it is very difficult to say if man is causing it. In fact, temperatures about 4-5000 years ago were about 2.5 deg. C higher than our current temperatures, and temperatures about 1000 years ago (the Medieval Warm Period) were about 1 deg. C higher than now. Unlikely that industrialization was causing either of those warm periods.
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Today the warmest water in the Gulf is 84 degrees. on July 17 it was 90 degrees. |
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