martybegan
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Nuclear power is one of the heaviest subsidized power sources that leaves behind a problem for centuries. Is it worth the risk? The sun rains down enough energy in the noontime hour to power the planet for a year.Climate changes will occurr with or without humans, and life will adapt. The fear of climate change is simply not rational.2016 could become the hottest year on record. Just in time for the Orange Climate denying Trump & his climate denying cabinet to run the country. Global warming is already causing problems around the globe & will make droughts & floods etc more common.
He had the major flood in the Southeast - which is sort of funny considering those people mostly voted Trump. Stipid people doing stupid shit. The Republican way.
The agony of Earth's hottest year - CNN.com
As long as there are legitimate science arenas refuting all the global warming arenas I am not going to bother one minute of my time worrying about it. Not to mention there is nothing we can do about it. Not to mention there are a thousand more pressing and needy problems we can do something about that need our tax payer dollars more than this secular crap.
100% Of US Warming Is Due To NOAA Data Tampering | The Deplorable Climate Science Blog
Full disclosure: I am a Catholic and I do not buy all these wild claims about how certain the science world is that we evolved from dirt, either. Why? Because your evidence sucks and there are many legitimate scientists I could cite who agree with that statement.
What arena is that? There are some deniers & their research has been debunked.
There is indeed something to do about it. Reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Wow, how ugly is that? Cleaner air is such a negative side effect, right?
Motre greenhouse gases increase the greenhouse effect. This is science.
Fine. I'm assuming you support a massive increase in Nuclear power plants to achieve that drop in Greenhouse gas emissions, right?
What a half-assed response.
So where do you store that power from the noontime sun?