luiza
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It's what Sheeple do .
And this is right at the heart of discusion about Free Speech ------ whether such individuals require identifying / marking / chipping /eliminating in order that we do not get side tracked .
It's what Sheeple do .
And this is right at the heart of discusion about Free Speech ------ whether such individuals require identifying / marking / chipping /eliminating in order that we do not get side tracked .
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Harpy Eagle
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Do what the fuck ever you need to do. I am not changing for anyone.
You post bullshit, you get called out on it.
It is pretty simple.
The Duke
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Because they lower the water table wherever they go.
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JohnDB
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Bye....I will NEVER see your posts again and will recommend that others do the same. There are others that get the same treatment and are often mentioned for getting "voted off the island".
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Because they lower the water table wherever they go.
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That must be it. I am sure it has nothing to do with less rain....
The Duke
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Or..a combination of both.That must be it. I am sure it has nothing to do with less rain....
There are consequences for draining water tables.
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Indeed there are
Toddsterpatriot
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Paraguay River hits all-time lows in Brazil
The Brazilian Geological Survey (SGB) found that the Paraguay River was 62 centimeters below its reference level, the lowest level ever measured at the Ladario post, near the city of Corumbá (MS), on the border with Porto Quijarro (Bolivia), thus surpassing the 61 cms recorded in 1964, Agencia...en.mercopress.com
The Brazilian Geological Survey (SGB) found that the Paraguay River was 62 centimeters below its reference level, the lowest level ever measured at the Ladario post, near the city of Corumbá (MS), on the border with Porto Quijarro (Bolivia), thus surpassing the 61 cms recorded in 1964, Agencia Brasil reported.
The standard level is an average depth of 5 meters (m), according to the Mato Grosso do Sul Environment Institute (Imasul), which had already warned of the river's lowest historical level last Wednesday. The station serves as a reference for the Brazilian Navy when analyzing conditions for navigation and defining restrictive measures.
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The decade has been marked by insufficient rainy seasons for the recovery of reserves. The SGB also found that during the rainy season that began in October 2023 an accumulated deficit of 395 (millimeters) mm of rain was recorded. The estimated total was 702 mm, while the expected average was 1,097 mm. In the decade, considering the accumulated from 2020 to 2024, the deficit was approximately 1,020 mm, equivalent to the total of one hydrological year.
The Times They Are A-Changin'
People will still deny it is happening or they will fight over the cause...
or they will fight over the cause...
Well duh.
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Harpy Eagle
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Paraguay River hits all-time lows in Brazil
The Brazilian Geological Survey (SGB) found that the Paraguay River was 62 centimeters below its reference level, the lowest level ever measured at the Ladario post, near the city of Corumbá (MS), on the border with Porto Quijarro (Bolivia), thus surpassing the 61 cms recorded in 1964, Agencia...
The Brazilian Geological Survey (SGB) found that the Paraguay River was 62 centimeters below its reference level, the lowest level ever measured at the Ladario post, near the city of Corumbá (MS), on the border with Porto Quijarro (Bolivia), thus surpassing the 61 cms recorded in 1964, Agencia Brasil reported.
The standard level is an average depth of 5 meters (m), according to the Mato Grosso do Sul Environment Institute (Imasul), which had already warned of the river's lowest historical level last Wednesday. The station serves as a reference for the Brazilian Navy when analyzing conditions for navigation and defining restrictive measures.
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The decade has been marked by insufficient rainy seasons for the recovery of reserves. The SGB also found that during the rainy season that began in October 2023 an accumulated deficit of 395 (millimeters) mm of rain was recorded. The estimated total was 702 mm, while the expected average was 1,097 mm. In the decade, considering the accumulated from 2020 to 2024, the deficit was approximately 1,020 mm, equivalent to the total of one hydrological year.
The Times They Are A-Changin'
People will still deny it is happening or they will fight over the cause...
60 years????
That's not even the tiniest pimple on the backside of geological time. Why do Alarmists whine over the most irrelevant crap?
The Sage of Main Street
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The uninhibited development of natural resources is the main cause of class mobility, so those promoting this New Age sewage are exclusively HeirHeads preordained by family wealth to rule over our former go-getter nation They fear the American frontier tradition.
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Paraguay River hits all-time lows in Brazil
The Brazilian Geological Survey (SGB) found that the Paraguay River was 62 centimeters below its reference level, the lowest level ever measured at the Ladario post, near the city of Corumbá (MS), on the border with Porto Quijarro (Bolivia), thus surpassing the 61 cms recorded in 1964, Agencia...
The Brazilian Geological Survey (SGB) found that the Paraguay River was 62 centimeters below its reference level, the lowest level ever measured at the Ladario post, near the city of Corumbá (MS), on the border with Porto Quijarro (Bolivia), thus surpassing the 61 cms recorded in 1964, Agencia Brasil reported.
The standard level is an average depth of 5 meters (m), according to the Mato Grosso do Sul Environment Institute (Imasul), which had already warned of the river's lowest historical level last Wednesday. The station serves as a reference for the Brazilian Navy when analyzing conditions for navigation and defining restrictive measures.
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The decade has been marked by insufficient rainy seasons for the recovery of reserves. The SGB also found that during the rainy season that began in October 2023 an accumulated deficit of 395 (millimeters) mm of rain was recorded. The estimated total was 702 mm, while the expected average was 1,097 mm. In the decade, considering the accumulated from 2020 to 2024, the deficit was approximately 1,020 mm, equivalent to the total of one hydrological year.
The Times They Are A-Changin'
People will still deny it is happening or they will fight over the cause...
Not to worry... Soon all of South America will be covered in water.
The Sage of Main Street
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What Trustfundee Treehuggers try to make us believe is make-believe. Birth-class supremacy thrives on superstitions and lies such as that you're against the ruling class. We'll depose you first, then your fraternity brothers on the Old Right.
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crazy how posting facts is either hysterics or whining to those that see every single thing in their live though the lenses of politics
every post you people make just reinforces how fucking glad I am that I am not you. What a shitty way to live.
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Harpy Eagle
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The fact that the climate is changing and is always in flux is now make-believe?
you cult member are just unfucking believable.
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The Duke
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That doesn't stop lakes and rivers from drying up, or sinkholes.
Some say the only constant is change. I say it is happening and that the planet is cycling between long periods of frigid temperatures with brief interruptions of warm temperatures. And there is nothing anyone can do about it except to adapt.
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which is the point I make in every thread I make on this topic.
And in every fucking thread I make on this topic every turns it into a pissing contest about the "cause"
We can never work on adapting if all we do is fight over the cause
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