Those are the kind of prehistoric critters we should bring back through cloning,not dinos.Evil Cavemen!
Those are the kind of prehistoric critters we should bring back through cloning,not dinos.Evil Cavemen!
Those are the kind of prehistoric critters we should bring back through cloning,not dinos.
Denial site is the wrong term, deranged site is probably better.
We're already putting billions of tons a year of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere with dramatic changes on climate already. There are trillions of tons of a very powerful greenhouse gas methane held in ice in tundra and seafloor deposits. As the entire Arctic region warms significantly after the melting of the ice pack then inevitably some of that methane is going into the atmosphere. We're already looking at significant species loss due to current climate change, I guess you can hold with the psychopaths here that hold that destruction of man and the natural world is good, because that's exactly what we're creating.
Which species have we lost so far?Denial site is the wrong term, deranged site is probably better.
We're already putting billions of tons a year of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere with dramatic changes on climate already. There are trillions of tons of a very powerful greenhouse gas methane held in ice in tundra and seafloor deposits. As the entire Arctic region warms significantly after the melting of the ice pack then inevitably some of that methane is going into the atmosphere. We're already looking at significant species loss due to current climate change, I guess you can hold with the psychopaths here that hold that destruction of man and the natural world is good, because that's exactly what we're creating.
Given the seriousness of this issue and the damage done already, and the significant risk of cataclysmic climate change, it's disturbing that there isn't much better moderating being done on this forum.
It's being run in the name of Canada and reflects very poorly on our nation.
Denial site is the wrong term, deranged site is probably better.
We're already putting billions of tons a year of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere with dramatic changes on climate already. There are trillions of tons of a very powerful greenhouse gas methane held in ice in tundra and seafloor deposits. As the entire Arctic region warms significantly after the melting of the ice pack then inevitably some of that methane is going into the atmosphere. We're already looking at significant species loss due to current climate change, I guess you can hold with the psychopaths here that hold that destruction of man and the natural world is good, because that's exactly what we're creating.
Given the seriousness of this issue and the damage done already, and the significant risk of cataclysmic climate change, it's disturbing that there isn't much better moderating being done on this forum.
It's being run in the name of Canada and reflects very poorly on our nation.
Given the seriousness of this issue and the damage done already, and the significant risk of cataclysmic climate change, it's disturbing that there isn't much better moderating being done on this forum.
It's being run in the name of Canada and reflects very poorly on our nation.
A new statistical analysis by NASA scientists has found that Earth's land areas have become much more likely to experience an extreme summer heat wave than they were in the middle of the 20th century. The research was published today in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Based on the Palmer Drought Index, severe to extreme drought affected about 38 percent of the contiguous United States as of the end of July 2012, an increase of about 5 percent from last month. About 2 percent of the contiguous U.S. fell in the severely to extremely wet categories.
About 57 percent of the contiguous U.S. fell in the moderate to extreme drought categories (based on the Palmer Drought Index) at the end of July.
One of the worst droughts in US history, totally consistent with predictions of the negative effects of climate change.
State of the Climate | Drought | July 2012
New Orleans is also getting hammered again.
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I hope sites like this and those responsible for the continued dependence on fossil fuels eventually get sued, shut down and potentially locked up, what's being done is immoral and borderline if not outright criminal.
I hope sites like this and those responsible for the continued dependence on fossil fuels eventually get sued, shut down and potentially locked up, what's being done is immoral and borderline if not outright criminal.
Coal has many important uses worldwide. The most significant uses are in electricity generation, steel production, cement manufacturing and as a liquid fuel. Around 6.1 billion tonnes of hard coal were used worldwide last year and 1 billion tonnes of brown coal. Since 2000, global coal consumption has grown faster than any other fuel. The five largest coal users - China, USA, India, Russia and Japan - account for 77% of total global coal use.
Truly bizarre. Most Canadians I know are pretty smart, this site and our current government are an insult to average Canadians.
They also pose a clear and present danger to our future.
Yes he is...You're a moderator here?
This is what he was discussing with his aptly chosen pic...It is possible to communicate ideas with words and not silly pictures, but then you'd need to understand what's being discussed.
I hope sites like this and those responsible for the continued dependence on fossil fuels eventually get sued, shut down and potentially locked up, what's being done is immoral and borderline if not outright criminal.
Truly bizarre. Most Canadians I know are pretty smart, this site and our current government are an insult to average Canadians.
There could be a similar amount of methane stored beneath Antarctica’s vast ice sheets as there is trapped in the Arctic permafrost, researchers have discovered.
However, only one sufficiently powerful cause has been proposed for the global 10 ‰ reduction in the 13C/12C ratio: the release of methane from methane clathrates;[9] and carbon-cycle models confirm that it would have been sufficient to produce the observed reduction.[105][108] Methane clathrates, also known as methane hydrates, consist of methane molecules trapped in cages of water molecules. The methane is produced by methanogens (microscopic single-celled organisms) and has a 13C/12C ratio about 60 ‰ below normal (δ13C −60 ‰). At the right combination of pressure and temperature it gets trapped in clathrates fairly close to the surface of permafrost and in much larger quantities at continental margins (continental shelves and the deeper seabed close to them). Oceanic methane hydrates are usually found buried in sediments where the seawater is at least 300 metres (980 ft) deep. They can be found up to about 2,000 metres (6,600 ft) below the sea floor, but usually only about 1,100 metres (3,600 ft) below the sea floor.[109]
You're a moderator here? It is possible to communicate ideas with words and not silly pictures, but then you'd need to understand what's being discussed.
When you go through the list of denialist BS threads started by Locutus here it's amazing.
Makes you wonder what planet people like that live on.
So while the poles rapidly melt(about as fast as the worst case scenarios) and we're already dealing with serious weather produced by climate change like the massive drought in the US this summer, we also have a killer from the deep past waiting in the wings.
The large scale release of methane has been associated with several mass extinctions and rapid warming events in the deep past like the end Permian extinction that came close to wiping out all life.
Permian
"Our" PM( he really is the tool of the fossil fuel sector), thinks it's wonderful that the Arctic ice is melting, the oil and gas companies can get up there and make a killing with the new reserves opened up by the rapidly disappearing ice. They can also speed up the release of the trillions of tons of methane gas estimated to be frozen there and the real killing is going to be of our future.
I guess if you're a complete sociopath(according to a book I'm reading 1 in 25 people are) then this would seem to be a great idea.
The large scale release of methane has been associated with several mass extinctions and rapid warming events in the deep past like the end Permian extinction that came close to wiping out all life.
Permian