Here's a neat Q&A that will help people understand about what is really happening.
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Ask Bob About Climate Change!
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It's volcanoes and it's been demonstrably proven. Here's the fun part, I was watching a program with Canadian George Kourounis where they were testing volcanic gas output at as many locations as possible. They were mainly looking for CO2 emissions.
George concluded that volcanoes were not the problem because they accounted for only 0.2GT of CO2 per year while humans produce 35GT per year. But his method was highly flawed. They only tested those volcanoes that are above sea-level. Given that the lowest estimate for the number of submarine volcanoes, vents, stacks and smokers is about 1000 times as many as we can see on land, simple extrapolation would strongly suggest that volcanic activity produces just shy of 6X the amount of CO2 per year as human activity.
But I'm sure you have nothing to worry about. After all "scientists" convinced us that tobacco was not only safe but medicinal. They convinced us that animal fat is bad but sugar is fine and dandy. They convinced us that companies like Monsanto only have the most altruistic aims. And now they've convinced you that humans are the primary driver of climate change. Despite the fact that A) Climate change is always happening, we don't live in a static environment. And B) The climate changed numerous times before humans were even twinkle in Mother Nature's eye. Why would we stupidly assume that despite the fact we just came out of a mini-ice age, all the warming is the fault of humanity? You have to be some special kind of stupid to buy that shit, even for a dollar.
George concluded that volcanoes were not the problem because they accounted for only 0.2GT of CO2 per year while humans produce 35GT per year. But his method was highly flawed. They only tested those volcanoes that are above sea-level. Given that the lowest estimate for the number of submarine volcanoes, vents, stacks and smokers is about 1000 times as many as we can see on land, simple extrapolation would strongly suggest that volcanic activity produces just shy of 6X the amount of CO2 per year as human activity.
But I'm sure you have nothing to worry about. After all "scientists" convinced us that tobacco was not only safe but medicinal. They convinced us that animal fat is bad but sugar is fine and dandy. They convinced us that companies like Monsanto only have the most altruistic aims. And now they've convinced you that humans are the primary driver of climate change. Despite the fact that A) Climate change is always happening, we don't live in a static environment. And B) The climate changed numerous times before humans were even twinkle in Mother Nature's eye. Why would we stupidly assume that despite the fact we just came out of a mini-ice age, all the warming is the fault of humanity? You have to be some special kind of stupid to buy that shit, even for a dollar.
If Vancouver Island weather is any indication of climate change we are headed for a big freeze real soon.
Had to get the global warming blower all fired-up yesterday... About 45 minutes cleaning all that global warming from the drive
Sounds like a helluva opportunity to launch a program to raise awareness on it.... maybe a land claim in the mix too?
A Rolex watch that isn't a knock off.
It's here: Snowfall hits Metro Vancouver overnight - British Columbia - CBC News
It's here: Snowfall hits Metro Vancouver overnight - British Columbia - CBC News
Screw the chicken in every pot. Today to be elected a politician needs to promise a snowblower in every driveway.
I expect that there will be tons of trees breaking their boughs throughout the city.
Gonna be a gong show
Power outages are the norm for a city that thinks it's not in Canada and it doesn't snow anymore.
Carbon taxes killed the blob now winters are cold and nat gas useage is breaking records.
It's not even a debate in the scientific community.
Climate change: US report at odds with some in Trump team - BBC News
Climate change: US report at odds with some in Trump team - BBC News
