U.S. "Arctic Outbreak" this week signals the End of Global Warming

Earl said:
It's going to be cold as well-digger's culo...even in sunny Georgia.
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I remember when commenting or joking about the weather to friends or strangers was just a human nicety, just being friendly.

But now you can't even do that without some Nazi white lib Karen or pajama boy going into a full on red faced rage.
 
MAGA said:
The earth has been around how long? And how far back to the "records" go?

Climate change fools are missing something in their brains.
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The earth's climate doesn't change for no reason.

In the past, geological events, orbital perturbations, or solar cycles could explain it.

The recent, very rapid acceleration of global warming is attributable to the rapid buildup of heat-trapping GHGs emitted or caused by human activities.
 
Climate change is driven by the red/blue shifts in spectrum distribution coming from the Star Sol, or the Sun, and how it interacts with the upper atmosphere N2, and has almost nothing to do with green house effect, and CO2.

The amount of Solar Energy effected by Rayleigh Scattering and Sun Spot Driven Red/Blue shifts, is four orders of magnitude bigger than the energy effected by green house effect and CO2.

The sun spot cycles are caused by magneto-hydrodynamics in the photo-sphere of the sun, and are completely outside human control.

Climate change is very real.

Human caused climate change is a massive hoax and manipulation!

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Poor Richard Saunders said:
Do you understand what records are? if there are no records then there can't be anything on the records. Pretty simple stuff. I'll be a second grader would understand it. Why can't you?
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Cypress said:
The earth's climate doesn't change for no reason.

In the past, geological events, orbital perturbations, or solar cycles could explain it.

The recent, very rapid acceleration of global warming is attributable to the rapid buildup of heat-trapping GHGs emitted or caused by human activities.
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Afraid you're misinformed. Higher taxes won't fix it even if it were true.
 
Poor Richard Saunders said:
Do you understand what records are? if there are no records then there can't be anything on the records. Pretty simple stuff. I'll be a second grader would understand it. Why can't you?
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I have records on my F150. They go back to when it was made in 2022.

Can't find any records prior to that though. Weird eh?

You are really fucking mentally challenged.
 
MAGA said:
The earth has been around how long? And how far back to the "records" go?

Climate change fools are missing something in their brains.
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The earth is, approximately, 4.5 billion years old- but it didn't have what we'd call a ' climate ' until 3.7 billion years ago.
You can either accept verified scientific fact- or go dance with the Creationists in hairy diapers.

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Our Earliest Climate Record
From the Isua terrane at 3.7 Bya, we can fast-forward about 500 million years to South Africa, where the oldest preserved emergent crust — still outcropping today in the Barberton Greenstone Belt, near Swaziland — was splashed with rain, traversed by rivers, and colonized by microbial mats more than 3.2 Bya. Together with the Pilbara block in Western Australia, these rocks are our oldest subaerial deposits, our oldest direct evidence of interactions between the atmosphere and geosphere. The rocks are, therefore, our oldest record of climate' '

Earth's Earliest Climate

What was Earth like in its youth? Explosive, hot, and unstable? Or cool and in control? Sedimentary rocks from the Archean Eon hint at something in between.
www.nature.com
 
moon said:
The earth is, approximately, 4.5 billion years old- but it didn't have what we'd call a ' climate ' until 3.7 billion years ago.
You can either accept verified scientific fact- or go dance with the Creationists in hairy diapers.

'
Our Earliest Climate Record
From the Isua terrane at 3.7 Bya, we can fast-forward about 500 million years to South Africa, where the oldest preserved emergent crust — still outcropping today in the Barberton Greenstone Belt, near Swaziland — was splashed with rain, traversed by rivers, and colonized by microbial mats more than 3.2 Bya. Together with the Pilbara block in Western Australia, these rocks are our oldest subaerial deposits, our oldest direct evidence of interactions between the atmosphere and geosphere. The rocks are, therefore, our oldest record of climate' '

Earth's Earliest Climate

What was Earth like in its youth? Explosive, hot, and unstable? Or cool and in control? Sedimentary rocks from the Archean Eon hint at something in between.
www.nature.com
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Bunch of speculation based on fossils. We're panicked about a couple of degrees and the entire motherfucker was an ice ball not long ago.

You people are whacked.
 
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