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Do you believe that Climate Change is real and caused by mankind?
I can't tell, are you finally admitting that the earth is warming?
And it has been for 25,000 years That is long before the industrial revolution which started a little over 200 years ago. In fact if anything human development appears to have flattened or leveled off the rise as seen in the graph around 5,000 years ago which would be when cities started to be developed during the paleolithic age.
I didn't ask you for a cause. I simply asked you to admit the earth has been steadily warming since the industrial revolution. For some reason you are unable to admit that fact.
Are you stupid or something? What part of "We don't have enough reliable data to definitively know with any degree of statistical certainty" don't you understand?
I didn't ask you for a cause. I simply asked you to admit the earth has been steadily warming since the industrial revolution. For some reason you are unable to admit that fact.
And I showed you that the facts proved it started long before the industrial revolution. Apparently you are the one who refuses to accept facts.
Are you stupid or something? What part of "We don't have enough reliable data to definitively know with any degree of statistical certainty" don't you understand?
Here, let me share something with you. It will add a little certainty for you.
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Earth’s temperature has risen by an average of 0.11° Fahrenheit (0.06° Celsius) per decade since 1850, or about 2° F in total.
The rate of warming since 1982 is more than three times as fast: 0.36° F (0.20° C) per decade.
2024 was the warmest year since global records began in 1850 by a wide margin.
It was 2.32 °F (1.18 °C) above the 20th-century average of 57.0 °F (13.9 °C).
It was 2.62 °F (1.35 °C) above the pre-industrial average of 56.7 °F (1850-1900).
The 10 warmest years in the historical record have all occurred in the past decade (2015-2024)."
Earth's surface temperature has risen about 2 degrees Fahrenheit since the start of the NOAA record in 1850. It may seem like a small change, but it's a tremendous increase in stored heat.
And it has been for 25,000 years That is long before the industrial revolution which started a little over 200 years ago. In fact if anything human development appears to have flattened or leveled off the rise as seen in the graph around 5,000 years ago which would be when cities started to be developed during the paleolithic age.
I think Mako would ask "what kind of thermometer were they using 5000 years ago?
For what? We sent Firefighters and Water Bombers to California to put out your wildfires. Following Hurricane Milton, Ontario's Hydro One sent 150 highly skilled employees to Florida to assist with power restoration efforts. Also Northern Michigan after the last ice storm.
Instead of a tone deaf complaint letter, send help.
Entire towns are burning to the ground. Families lost everything.
I did hear an appeal on the radio, after the complaint letters came, asking for every Canadian to please donate their fans to line up in a massive row along the border. So we could blow the smoke back into Canada. Ya, that should keep the Americans Happy.
I get it, your faith in the climate cult is unshakable. You can't accept that our climate and weather are normal. You believe the sky is falling and its all man's fault and that government can fix it if we give up our income and freedom. Sorry, I don't share your delusions.
For what? We sent Firefighters and Water Bombers to California to put out your wildfires. Following Hurricane Milton, Ontario's Hydro One sent 150 highly skilled employees to Florida to assist with power restoration efforts. Also Northern Michigan after the last ice storm.
Instead of a tone deaf complaint letter, send help.
Entire towns are burning to the ground. Families lost everything.
I did hear an appeal on the radio, after the complaint letters came, asking for every Canadian to please donate their fans to line up in a massive row along the border. So we could blow the smoke back into Canada. Ya, that should keep the Americans Happy.
Did your water bombers have to fly all the way back to Canada to refill with water? The biggest problem was that California's Governor and Los Angeles' mayor had allowed water reserves to drop dangerously low. Within hours LA fire fighters did not have enough pressure to reach residents of Pacific Palisades.
Did your water bombers have to fly all the way back to Canada to refill with water? The biggest problem was that California's Governor and Los Angeles' mayor had allowed water reserves to drop dangerously low. Within hours LA fire fighters did not have enough pressure to reach residents of Pacific Palisades.
I don't know. Perhaps the first load. LOL
But really, they got it from the Pacific Ocean. That water is deep.
I get it, your faith in the climate cult is unshakable. You can't accept that our climate and weather are normal. You believe the sky is falling and its all man's fault and that government can fix it if we give up our income and freedom. Sorry, I don't share your delusions.
Why are lies the only go to for a magatron? I haven't said anything of the sort.
I get it, your faith in the climate cult is unshakable. You can't accept that our climate and weather are normal. You believe the sky is falling and its all man's fault and that government can fix it if we give up our income and freedom. Sorry, I don't share your delusions.
Maybe you should go back to page one of this thread to see what I posted. I will accept your apology afterward.
Did your water bombers have to fly all the way back to Canada to refill with water? The biggest problem was that California's Governor and Los Angeles' mayor had allowed water reserves to drop dangerously low. Within hours LA fire fighters did not have enough pressure to reach residents of Pacific Palisades.
What a crock of crap.
The only reason water pressure dropped was because the infrastructure was unable to support the volume of water needed.
Extreme heat wave with temperatures above 110 for some looms for Southwest The hottest weather is forecast for Furnace Creek in California's Death Valley National Park, where a temperature of 120 degrees is expected Friday.
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