Siberia burning

[Sunni Man]

The climate scientists also claimed polar bears would be extinct by the year 2000

Stupid lie.

Prove me wrong Poindexter. ...

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

The climate scientists also claimed polar bears would be extinct by the year 2000

Stupid lie.

Prove me wrong Poindexter. ...

Okay:

Hey everyone reading this:


Go try to find one instance of the climate science community making this retarded claim that seems to be the one contribution that SunniMan is capable of making in this topic. You will never find it, because he made it up.

 

[fncceo]

Siberia, which has been warming faster than just about any other part of the world.

Are we going to start calling it 'local warming' now?

 

[Polishprince]

It's just weather, not climate change.



SARCASM ALERT

There is nothing that can be done to change the climate or the weather, so it really doesn't make a diff, does it?

And even if we could change the climate- maybe by changing the moon's orbit or earth's rotation or some other unproven scheme- would be really want to risk it?

Controlling the change, as well as the side effects of any change, would be extremely difficult and no one knows if it would cause a worse crisis than a little bit of warm weather.

 

[airplanemechanic]

Meanwhile here in Louisiana we're flooding. We're like 20 inches of rain ahead of where we should be this time of year. One of our local TV stations had on their website an article entitled "How to mow wet grass."

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Are we going to start calling it 'local warming' now?

No, the scientists still call it global warming.

 

[Sunni Man]

Go try to find one instance of the climate science community making this retarded claim that seems to be the one contribution that SunniMan is capable of making in this topic. You will never find it, because he made it up.

Nice meltdown.....I give it an A+. ....

 

[JLW]

Siberia, which has been warming faster than just about any other part of the world.

Are we going to start calling it 'local warming' now?

In grade school maybe.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Go try to find one instance of the climate science community making this retarded claim that seems to be the one contribution that SunniMan is capable of making in this topic. You will never find it, because he made it up.

Nice meltdown.....I give it an A+. ....

Nice little lie you made up...

 

[Sunni Man]

Nice little lie you made up...

Prove it's a lie Poindexter. ....

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Nice little lie you made up...

Prove it's a lie Poindexter. ....

You are embarrassing yourself.

 

[Sunni Man]

You are embarrassing yourself.

Nope, the other way around Poindexter.
You embarrassed yourself by crying to the board that the Sunni Man was being mean to you. ... ..

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

You are embarrassing yourself.

Nope, the other way around Poindexter.
You embarrassed yourself by crying to the board that the Sunni Man was being mean to you. ... ..

I am not sure what you were lookong for. All normal, functioning adults know they dont get to make up silly lies and then demand everyone else prove them wrong. The fact that you will whine for pages without offering a shred of support fpr your lie is proof enough to anyone who has read your posts.

 

[Dr Grump]

That is just a tiny area compared to the enormous size of Siberia. ....

oh, that's okay then...<rolls eyes>

 

[Sunni Man]

I am not sure what you were lookong for.

An answer from you without all the whining. ...

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

I am not sure what you were lookong for.

An answer from you without all the whining. ...

Okay. You made up a stupid lie for lack of anything else to say. As you will show us with 3 pages of whining but no links.

Back to the topic...

 

[Rye Catcher]

It's just weather, not climate change.



SARCASM ALERT

There is nothing that can be done to change the climate or the weather, so it really doesn't make a diff, does it?

And even if we could change the climate- maybe by changing the moon's orbit or earth's rotation or some other unproven scheme- would be really want to risk it?

Controlling the change, as well as the side effects of any change, would be extremely difficult and no one knows if it would cause a worse crisis than a little bit of warm weather.

The idea that no solution exists never occurs to you, and this is your strength, i.e. ignorance.

 

[Polishprince]

It's just weather, not climate change.



SARCASM ALERT

There is nothing that can be done to change the climate or the weather, so it really doesn't make a diff, does it?

And even if we could change the climate- maybe by changing the moon's orbit or earth's rotation or some other unproven scheme- would be really want to risk it?

Controlling the change, as well as the side effects of any change, would be extremely difficult and no one knows if it would cause a worse crisis than a little bit of warm weather.

The idea that no solution exists never occurs to you, and this is your strength, i.e. ignorance.

What's the solution you have planned? How will it change the climate?

And if the solution is implemented, what else will occur because of those changes? How much will it cost, both in direct and indirect costs?

 

[Sunni Man]

Back to the topic...

Cut and run.....you're a class act. ...

 

[Likkmee]

“…..For the third year in a row, residents of northeastern Siberia are reeling from the worst wildfires they can remember, and many are left feeling helpless, angry and alone.

They endure the coldest winters outside Antarctica with little complaint. But in recent years, summer temperatures in the Russian Arctic have gone as high as 100 degrees, feeding enormous blazes that thaw what was once permanently frozen ground.

Last year, wildfires scorched more than 60,000 square miles of forest and tundra, an area the size of Florida. That is more than four times the area that burned in the United States during its devastating 2020 fire season. This year, more than 30,000 square miles have already burned in Russia, according to government statistics, with the region only two weeks into its peak fire season.

Scientists say that the huge fires have been made possible by the extraordinary summer heat in recent years in northern Siberia, which has been warming faster than just about any other part of the world. And the impact may be felt far from Siberia. The fires may potentially accelerate climate change by releasing enormous quantities of greenhouse gases and destroying Russia’s vast boreal forests, which absorb carbon out of the atmosphere.


Last year, the record-setting fires in the remote Siberian region of Yakutia released roughly as much carbon dioxide as did all the fuel consumption in Mexico in 2018, according to Mark Parrington, a senior scientist at the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service in Reading, England.”

As Frozen Land Burns, Siberia Fears: ‘If We Don’t Have the Forest, We Don’t Have Life’ (Published 2021)

Northeastern Siberia is a place where people take Arctic temperatures in stride. But 100-degree days are another matter entirely.

www.nytimes.com

An area larger than Florida burned last year in Siberia. Think about it. This year another 30,000 square miles so far and the fire season has barely begun.

The ramifications fo climate change are coming at us like a freight train. Let us not leave our children with this mess and start the hard work to fix it.

Now vee grow toe may toe like Ukraine do !