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Sol Tee Nutz

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Look behind you.
The fires are also due to trees that are dead and drying more and more every year. Take any recent dead tree and it will continue to dry year after year to a point where a piece of glass reflecting sunlight will cause it to burn.

 

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I keep saying this as long as the major polluters like Russia, China, and India do squat and just laugh at us what we do in Canada is equivalent to spitting into a lake to make more water.
Nothing like spending billions on futile bull shit to make all the political correct liberals feel good.
How about helping the homeless and the sick instead, and putting to work more properly trained people in old age homes so that they don’t all die.

Fradi you have forgotten the USA, and its president who turned his back on the planet and the reality of global warming by announcing, on June 1, 2017, the isolated withdrawal of the United States from the Paris Agreement on the climate.
This text resulting from negotiations at the COP 21 conference, the result of years of laborious negotiations between nearly 200 countries and different entities, aims to limit below 2 ° C the increase in average temperature on Earth, caused by the activity human.

Many scientists have observed a catastrophic melting of all glaciers.

If it costs billions to rebuild cities after a hurricane, or after a flood.

If the planet heats up too quickly there will be global catastrophe.

You and I won't be here for a long time.
Imagine everyone trying to control floods, fires etc ...

For me, managing global warming should be a priority.
 

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Why are you constantly obsessed with the USA and Trump.
Doesn’t JT create enough crap for us to cope with.

The US is one country period it will not solve climate change all by itself when the major polluters don’t give a crap and have no intention of abiding by any laws or contributing significant funds.
Why is it up to the US to solve the worlds problems all the time.
 

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I agree with forest fires, forest management is a major problem.

As for glaciers, difficult to manage. To melt ice, there is heat. Draw the conclusion !!

15 SEPTEMBER 2020
Massive Chunk of Greenland's Largest Glacier Just Crashed Into The Sea

A massive chunk of ice - larger than the city of Paris (113 km) has broken off from the Arctic's largest ice shelf because of warmer temperatures in Greenland, scientists said Monday.
The 113-square-kilometre (43-square-mile) block broke off the Nioghalvfjerdsfjorden glacier in Northeast Greenland, which the scientists said had been expected given the rising average temperatures.
 

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Look behind you.
Somebof you must realize that the warming accelerates every cycle ( yes we have a bigger one now but it is necessary ).
The last ice age has a tropical equator, the one before slush and the one before that solid ice, that was way before industrial man. We must make pollution to survive, at the moment there is no plan B, not a feasible plan B but no plan B. We are slowing advancing, it will not happen right now as many wish for ( delusional).
This type of change takes time, do not get your panties in a knot, people are working on it. As for Canada, we can not alter climate change be it with a tax or shutting down, on a global scale we are a tiny blip, we make no difference.
Just my opinion.
 

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Greta Thunberg wants young people out of class to support climate change.
Now is not the time to go on strike in these COVID times.

Because currently the climate has never been so good, why because there is much less pollution due to:
1) Almost no planes.
2) All other travel.
3) Teleworking.
4) Unemployment.

For the next year no need to go on strike, we will see after the pandemic.
 

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Now is not the time to go on strike in these COVID times.
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For the next year no need to go on strike, we will see after the pandemic.
“Terrible” suggestion. You don’t realize that a lot of people are making good living and business investments based on the climate change scare :) They already warned public to not let this flame extinguish because of COVID. Should government extend COVID subsidies to them? On other thought, they can always join BLM movement as a side job.:)
 
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From what I understand you think climate change is an engine of the economy.

The climate has been doing much better since the start of the pandemic, so why spend our money when everything is better on something or everything is under control.

We will invest next year, if we need.
 

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Must suck big time for all the climate change scare mongers with the Covid scare overshadowing their livelihood.
It must be difficult making all these speeches with a mask on and find that everybody is too busy worrying about something else to listen.
 
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Climate experts say that if we cut all manufacturing in North America until the year 2100 we will reduce the rise in temperature by 0.17F. I, for one, think that it is worth it. Than I could put one of those signs in my lawn that says “In This House We Believe...Science Is Real.”
 

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Those fires are due to record heat, no rain and some stupid behavior (gender reveal parties) which started a few of those fires. The 49ers game may be in jeopardy because of poor air quality. I have a close family member who was in SF area yesterday and said the East Bay area is very, very smoky. Air quality sucks moose balls. It is not good.
Due to poor forest management. What can we change today? End the poor practices used to manage forests in California and the West Coast. Gavin Newsom even said as much. Yes, the climate has increased 3 degrees over the past 100 years and this has played a role but what can California implement today? Manage their forests correctly. What will have no impact? Putting up another bird-killing windmill, forgoing beef for tofu, or erecting a lawn sign that says “In This House We Believe...Science Is Real.”
 
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Fradi

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The people with a wooden sign outside with “ In this House we believe in Science” are probably comfortable in their home with two cars in the garage the AC running full blast in the summer and the heating in the winter.
Their garage more than likely has two large crates of bottled water and they don’t miss any of the comforts they are accustomed to. I doubt they and their children all bicycle or walk to work and school.
Yes the sign looks great on their lawn. The irony of all this is it doesn’t make one bit of difference if they didn’t have any of this as long as China, Russia, India, Pakistan, etc... keep spewing all their garbage into the atmosphere.
 

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It must be difficult making all these speeches with a mask
No Fradi wearing the mask is not difficult, you get used to it quickly.

I speak from my experience, I worked a dozen years due to 3 hours a day, because I had to wear all the protective kit because I was working in a sterile environment.

But for the rest I agree with you, in your next post.
 

Fradi

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Sen,

That is not what I meant with the wearing of the mask, you still sometimes don’t get sarcasm and interpret things word for word lol.
Then again perhaps the way I write is confusing.

The wearing of the mask already overshadows their whole climate change cause and nobody cares what they are saying and they are not listening is what I meant lol. The covid situation is far more important and news worthy for now.
 

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McKritick is an economist not a climate scientist. Further, he is linked to the highly biased right-wing think tank Fraser Institute. Nonetheless, I will not try to contest his claims under the premise that he lacks expertise in the subject matter or because of his affiliations. If you evaluate the claims by their own merit, you find they are remarkably misleading. For instance, what is economic damage got to do with the central thesis that climate change is not causing extreme weather? Why shift the goalposts in an attempt to mislead? Economic damage is not necessarily correlated to extremity of event. You are not even evaluating what you claimed you would at this point. You can dispute the relation between climate change and intense storms but that still does not prove "extreme events" are not happening because of climate change. He is cherry-picking certain extreme events (say storms for instance) whose exact relevance to climate change may be hard to pinpoint and using that under a misleading headline of "proof". What the data shows quite evidently is record warm temperatures caused by elevated CO2 levels. Record heat is an extreme event in and of itself. He is also ignoring other parts of the world and focusing on North America. The mental gymnastics in this article is profound.
 
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Greenland ice sheet loss already 'unprecedented' and set to accelerate.

Melting of the Greenland ice sheet has hit a rate unmatched in the last 12,000 years and is accelerating, scientists have confirmed.

Research published in Nature today predicts that the Greenland ice sheet will be melting by as much as six times its current rate by the end of the century if we don't get emissions down.
 

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The Atlantic Hurricane season 2020 is on roll. Yet another Tropical Storm – Iota – has formed over the Caribbean today (Friday, Nov 13th). Iota is a record-breaking 30th named storm of the season.

Model guidance suggests that it will rapidly intensify into a major hurricane prior to landfall in Central America on Monday.
Severe impact with destructive flooding and life-threatening landslides in Nicaragua and Honduras is likely.

It's sad.
 
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