Mauna Loa shows that reducing economic Activity has NO EFFECT on CO2

[CrusaderFrank]

Not sure how much clearer is can be that human activity has NO EFFECT on CO2 which in turn has no ability to drive temperature and climate on planet Earth

 

[alang1216]

Not sure how much clearer is can be that human activity has NO EFFECT on CO2 which in turn has no ability to drive temperature and climate on planet Earth

How much economic activity is there on top of Mauna Loa?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

How much economic activity is there on top of Mauna Loa?

Ask the AGW Death Cult, this is their gold standard

 

[alang1216]

Ask the AGW Death Cult, this is their gold standard

Don't know about that but your graph shows steady growth in CO2. Doesn't that worry you?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Don't know about that but your graph shows steady growth in CO2. Doesn't that worry you?

No not at all. Should it?

 

[alang1216]

No not at all. Should it?

Man has adapted the world as it is, any changes in sea level will be catastrophic for many countries. An Florida.

 

[Pete7469]

My perspective is that the bed wetters are on the path of making cow farts the primary culprit, since the CO2 part of the climate hoax has been exposed and fewer people are buying it.

Especially when humans produce only 3% of all the CO2, and CO2 itself is only accountable for 3% of the so called "warming".

Plus leftists hate the idea of peasants being able to afford to consume beef, while mooch obozo makes his ass fatter eating Kobe Beef burgers.


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[Decus]

Man has adapted the world as it is, any changes in sea level will be catastrophic for many countries. An Florida.

Florida??? Really??? We've had constant beach erosion for decades in Florida. Our problems have nothing to do with global warming.

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[CrusaderFrank]

Man has adapted the world as it is, any changes in sea level will be catastrophic for many countries. An Florida.

Are you completely unaware of the many manmade ruins that have now been underwater for ages?

^ Cuba

^ Japan

^ Michigan

 

[harmonica]

Don't know about that but your graph shows steady growth in CO2. Doesn't that worry you?

doesn't worry me at all..why should it>?????

 

[harmonica]

Man has adapted the world as it is, any changes in sea level will be catastrophic for many countries. An Florida.

HAHHAHHAHHHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAAH

 

[harmonica]

alang1216 I don't care--I don't live there ..most of the leftists live in the coastal Florida cities

 

[alang1216]

Florida??? Really??? We've had constant beach erosion for decades in Florida. Our problems have nothing to do with global warming.

And you know that how?

 

[alang1216]

Are you completely unaware of the many manmade ruins that have now been underwater for ages?

^ Cuba

^ Japan

^ Michigan

Did people live in those structures? Where are they now? If my house were an underwater ruin I'd consider it catastrophic.

 

[alang1216]

alang1216 I don't care--I don't live there ..most of the leftists live in the coastal Florida cities

You're obviously the kind of person that makes this country great.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

any changes in sea level will be catastrophic for many countries.

How much is sea level changing?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Did people live in those structures? Where are they now? If my house were an underwater ruin I'd consider it catastrophic.

They weren't build underwater, yet here we are

 

[harmonica]

You're obviously the kind of person that makes this country great.

thank you....

 

[harmonica]

And you know that how?

DUH!!

State of the Beach/State Reports/FL/Beach Erosion

www.beachapedia.org

 

[Decus]

And you know that how?

Florida has been rebuilding its beaches due to erosion since the 1930's mostly on a city by city basis. In the 1950's it was decided that the effort to restore Florida beaches had to be done at the state level. Here is one of the first organizations to recruit the state of Florida in the fight against beach erosion:

"The Florida Shore & Beach Preservation Association was organized in 1957 at a meeting of 37 local government and university leaders concerned about the growing problem of beach erosion that had virtually destroyed important resort beaches such as Miami Beach."

About Us - Florida Shore and Beach Preservation Association

www.fsbpa.com

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