johntt44
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What about the hole in the ozone that doesnt exist anymore? They jump from one thing to another.
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Dont disagree it's a waste product of ours.Okay, we were talking about the definition of a pollutant and GDL was saying that he didn't think CO2 would fall into the classification of a pollutant. Which you can read the definition above.
My point was that CO2 isn't good for you. If you disagree, that's fine.
Who is "they?"What about the hole in the ozone that doesnt exist anymore? They jump from one thing to another.
Are you talking about this?What about the hole in the ozone that doesnt exist anymore? They jump from one thing to another.
No we can't...
What’s cleaner than natural gas?
Fuck the trees, they helped to almost cause the collapse of our ecosystem. Partly kidding
Well then I stop debating this with you. Those are actual scientists being interviewed. The first one is the scientist that spent 38 years of his life studying co2 and it’s effects on climate. He was also a colleague with the man whom invented the original climate model. Too bad you are too closed minded.
Btw scientists agree that climate change is happening, but cannot agree if we are causing it.
ThisThat's largely untrue.
Climate deniers cling to Malenkovich climate theory as evidence that climate change happens naturally. Most do so because it's what they've read with no understanding of the timescale of just one cycle.
The orbital arrangement our planet currently finds itself in would likely keep us in the current interglacial period (not a widespread ice ace, and not an ice-free world) we currently find ourselves in for another 50K years. Malenkovich cycles don't speak to the rapid changes we see in human time scales.
At present, climate scientists regard warming of two degrees above pre-industrial levels as the threshold for global warming. After this point, extreme weather will become more likely—increasing the risks of storms, droughts and a rise in sea levels. Consequences include food and water scarcity, and increased migration as parts of the planet become uninhabitable.
That's largely untrue.
Climate deniers cling to Malenkovich climate theory as evidence that climate change happens naturally. Most do so because it's what they've read with no understanding of the timescale of just one cycle.
The orbital arrangement our planet currently finds itself in would likely keep us in the current interglacial period (not a widespread ice ace, and not an ice-free world) we currently find ourselves in for another 50K years. Malenkovich cycles don't speak to the rapid changes we see in human time scales.
You didn't watch the video?
There hasn't been rapid changes. See the graphs they use are always cropped to show what they want to happen. I will post a video from Tony Heller later today, that shows exactly what they do. Once you see the dubious practices they use to skew the data, you have to wonder why everyone is screaming so loud. These are graphs from accepted orginizations, just not cropped and then the effect they wanted to achieve is lost.
Anyhow religious climate believers figure that the orbit around the sun and our sun has very little to do with climate change.
In 20 years we can talk again and realize that the oceans will have rose another 1/16 of an inch, like is has for the last 5,000 years and that the increasing amounts of CO2 being released by China and India has not effected the climate as much as predicted, like all the other failed predictions thru out history.
It is wonderful that we are using our technology to reduce oil dependence, because we want it to last longer. So pretty much you agree with me that no one has dropped the ball, people have been working on the cleaning up the climate for decades, without screaming all fanatically about it.
Also just because someone doesn't believe that the climate is going to be destroyed in a decade is not a denier. Pretty much everyone is in agreement that the climate is changing. And has changed since earth began. Deny means you do not believe it is changing at all. We just are not religious CO2 fanatics.
Btw until trees evolved the earth co2 levels were well over 2000 ppm. And its funny that life existed. It was a lot more diverse as well. We haven't created oil or coal since those damn trees consumed all the carbon. The biggest laugh is when people think the earth is a balanced system, it is not. Its chaotic. Organisms consume until there is nothing left to consume, then evolve or die off. If left to their devices trees would have eventually starved the earth of co2, just like shell fish had captured a lot of carbon in the past.
Its funny but humans demonize the very thing that has given us life. CO2, if the plants had not changed our extremely high co2 planet in one with oxygen, we would not be alive. So yeah, lets stop giving plants their food, and helping them with drought resistance, because, shit, I don't need food or O2 to survive. Damn I'll adapt, lol
Humans are the only organism that has the ability to understand and reduce or stop its consumption before something catastrophic happens.
Keep in mind that the media has a MO when changing public opinion.Zero people deny this and it's never been a debate. I'm not sure why deniers cling so staunchly to this.
But to believe that we're actively altering out atmospheric make-up, and there's zero impact?
Come on, that's a fool sticking their head in the sand to avoid upending their dearly beloved way of life. Because change of substance is uncomfortable and never easy.
It is crazy that we can actually terraform Mars in such a short period of time. You are right about most of what you say.There's a reason the vast majority of theoretically terraforming Mars involve inducing warming the planet via importing greenhouse gasses such as Methane, Ammonia, and a variety of Flourine compounds.
The biggest obstacles to making this work being importation, local sourcing, and Mar's lack of a magnetosphere.
I checked out about halfway through the first when I realized it was more of the climate change denying rhetoric I've heard hundreds of times over.
Natural climate change exists, on a macro scale of tens of thousands of years.
Zero people deny this and it's never been a debate. I'm not sure why deniers cling so staunchly to this.
But to believe that we're actively altering out atmospheric make-up, and there's zero impact?
Come on, that's a fool sticking their head in the sand to avoid upending their dearly beloved way of life. Because change of substance is uncomfortable and never easy.
There's a reason the vast majority of theoretically terraforming Mars involve inducing warming the planet via importing greenhouse gasses such as Methane, Ammonia, and a variety of Flourine compounds.
The biggest obstacles to making this work being importation, local sourcing, and Mar's lack of a magnetosphere.
Also - the conversation doesn't even remotely begin or end with CO2.
The Nazis were sterilizing people with disabilities and of certain ethnic groups. Even killing some. Do you hate and condemn the Nazis for that reason?The holocaust must not have happened because a couple of right wing alt history nutjobs insist that to be the case.
So a handful of hold outs trumps every space agency and the vast majority of remaining climate scientists?
Cool story.
The holocaust must not have happened because a couple of right wing alt history nutjobs insist that to be the case.
That logic doesn't follow, it's called a consensus for a reason.
Again, there are more pieces to the puzzle than CO2.
And you touched on the Mars example by restating exactly what I said? O-kay.
I'm out.
Do you understand what you are saying when you want repeated trials of the Milankovitch cycle?The Maelenkivoch cycle hays been plotted to occur multiple times. Like real science the have been able to prove that it is repeatable.
