Yup ... they have. Hot cycles and cold cycles have occurred for eons. Stop worrying about piddly things.No, they have not.
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Yup ... they have. Hot cycles and cold cycles have occurred for eons. Stop worrying about piddly things.No, they have not.
The changes currently underway are being driven by the greenhouse effect acting on human GHG emissions. That has never happened before.Yup ... they have. Hot cycles and cold cycles have occurred for eons. Stop worrying about piddly things.
Bogus. Fearmongering. Raise taxes so the rich get richer and still enjoy their limos, planes, and heated mansions.The changes currently underway are being driven by the greenhouse effect acting on human GHG emissions. That has never happened before.
Are you rejecting the greenhouse effect?Bogus. Fearmongering. Raise taxes so the rich get richer and still enjoy their limos, planes, and heated mansions.
YesAre you rejecting the greenhouse effect?
Are you rejecting CO2 as a greenhouse gas?
Are you rejecting human CO2 emissions?
Your comment doesn't bear on your responses.Yes
Yes
and Yes
CO2 is necessary for plants to thrive. Plants take in CO2 and release Oxygen (O2). It's part of the cycle of life. And humans, by the way, are carbon based. Carbon Dioxide ain't bad and it plays its role.
The earth started out in a "greenhouse" (so to speak). It was surrounded by a canopy of mist or clouds, and the temps were fairly uniform globally. That's why Wooly Mammoths were found in the area known today as Siberia, and they still had buttercups in their mouths.Your comment doesn't bear on your responses.
Why do you reject the greenhouse effect?
Why do you reject that CO2 is a greenhouse gas?
Why do you reject human CO2 emissions having significantly raised its level in the atmosphere?
No, it didn't.The earth started out in a "greenhouse" (so to speak).
No, it didn't.It was surrounded by a canopy of mist or clouds, and the temps were fairly uniform globally.
Wooly Mammoths were wooly - adapted to cold climates. From their Wikipedia article:That's why Wooly Mammoths were found in the area known today as Siberia, and they still had buttercups in their mouths.
None of those three individuals are climate scientists and there is no reason to give their comments any more regard than that of any other politician or activist.But according to Al Gore and Greta Thunberg and AOC, we're all supposed to be dead by now.
It has been to some avail. EVs have a growing share of the market and almost all new energy facilities worldwide are wind or solar.They've been fearmongering for decades--to no avail.
That's nice.Life is good.
Failing to respond to real threats will cause you and your descendants to suffer.Worrying about nothing will only cause your stress levels to increase.
The earlier a problem is dealt with, the less it will 'cost'. We should have started dealing with this seriously twenty years ago. Now we've put it off so long it may simply be too late and the cost of dealing with it has risen dramatically. An increase in your taxes is probably the least of your worries.And believing the above fools will only lead to higher taxes.
Since the majority of their carbon footprint consists of their car and their electricity usage, there isn't much to be done till EVs of some sort are widely available and their residential electricity ALL comes from renewable sources.
Who do you believe has made such an assumption? The OP's linked article certainly did no such thing.In case you missed it on the image you posted, the warmest parts are along the coasts of those countries who use the most "green energy" and electric vehicles. Primarily Europe.
While the water temperature is much cooler along the US coast. It's a moronic assumption that American automobile and electricity usage would cause warming along the European coast.
So, you believe this unprecedented ocean warming is due to EVs and windmills? Is that right?In case you missed it on the image you posted, the warmest parts are along the coasts of those countries who use the most "green energy" and electric vehicles. Primarily Europe.
While the water temperature is much cooler along the US coast. It's a moronic assumption that American automobile and electricity usage would cause warming along the European coast.
So, you believe this unprecedented ocean warming is due to EVs and windmills? Is that right?
Water temperatures off the UK are up to 9F higher than average in some locations. Fish dead of anoxia (hot water holds less oxygen) are washing up in the Gulf. In 2021 a marine heatwave in the Canadian west killed a billion shellfish.
The BTU value needed to do that is nearly incalculable. That is a huge amount of heat energy. Having said that I wonder what organisms will now flourish?Water temperatures off the UK are up to 9F higher than average in some locations. Fish dead of anoxia (hot water holds less oxygen) are washing up in the Gulf. In 2021 a marine heatwave in the Canadian west killed a billion shellfish.
Water temperatures off the UK are up to 9F higher than average in some locations. Fish dead of anoxia (hot water holds less oxygen) are washing up in the Gulf. In 2021 a marine heatwave in the Canadian west killed a billion shellfish.
That's true, but what I was asking about was your suggestion that the dramatic recent warming in the North Atlantic was somehow caused by green technologies. You said " the warmest parts are along the coasts of those countries who use the most "green energy" and electric vehicles.".Naturally-occurring changes in temperature that have been going on for hundreds of millions of years.
There will be an easily measurable difference in GHG emissions.Even if the entire world switched over to EV's, solar, and wind, there wouldn't be a measurable difference in anything, so you're just pissing in the wind.
So, we have above two uncredited sea level diagrams; one covering 150,000 years and the other 550,000 years. No one has ever suggested that sea level was constant prior to the Industrial Revolution. So what bearing does this have to do with contemporary sea level rise?
Yes? This plot and longer ones clearly show that atmospheric CO2 has not been at its current levels at any point in the last 3-1/2 million years. And CO2 and temperature rates of increase are 7 to 10 times as great as any increase in that same span of time. Does any of that mean anything to you?
That goes without saying.
For the sake of discussion - and to save your sanity - let's say all of your data and predictions are correct. All of the effects from Western Europe and the US do not come close to the carbon footprint of China or India and, last I checked, they aren't doing a damned thing to lower it. So why should we allow our economies to crater while leaving theirs alone? Maybe because the whole situation is being used for a redistribution of wealth and as an excuse for more control by governments? Thankee, no...No, they have not.
That is incorrect.For the sake of discussion - and to save your sanity - let's say all of your data and predictions are correct. All of the effects from Western Europe and the US do not come close to the carbon footprint of China or India
You should check again, because they are. China has more wind and solar capacity installed than any other nation on the planet.and, last I checked, they aren't doing a damned thing to lower it.
While leaving theirs alone? What are you suggesting? Tariffs? War?So why should we allow our economies to crater while leaving theirs alone?
You have been listening to a disingenuous source if you think that's what this is all about. Go to Another record! June was the hottest month ever recorded on Earth for an accurate translation of what the man actually said.Maybe because the whole situation is being used for a redistribution of wealth and as an excuse for more control by governments?
Get your facts straight before you make up your mind.Thankee, no...