Why didn’t Trudeau want to link the Fort Mac fire to climate change?
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So what the f*ck did you want him to say? That the fire is a direct result of Alberta's oil industry and ONLY Alberta's oil industry? Is THAT what you wanted to hear?
Trudeau such a weakling. The truth is most of North America is in an unusually cold spring. That's the reason you have so many cold weather events.. storms, tornados.. in the southern U.S. and why its so brisk in central Canada.
But the floating of the issue goes to show you how sick and desperate the AGW industry has become. It picks up on ANY anecdote to make its case. What you have is a cyclical event based on fuel buildup on forest floors after a long period without bush fires, and an anomolous, local dry and warm spell in Northern Alberta. It comes AND goes in cycles.
The truth is Justin doesn't have independent thought in his skull. He's waiting for a poll or voter demographic or party ideologue to tell him what his opinion should be.
But the floating of the issue goes to show you how sick and desperate the AGW industry has become. It picks up on ANY anecdote to make its case. What you have is a cyclical event based on fuel buildup on forest floors after a long period without bush fires, and an anomolous, local dry and warm spell in Northern Alberta. It comes AND goes in cycles.
The truth is Justin doesn't have independent thought in his skull. He's waiting for a poll or voter demographic or party ideologue to tell him what his opinion should be.
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Apparently trudOWE is not quite as stupid as you.No worries though, there is a really stupid actor in the US that thinks a Chinook is climate change so there is at least one person in the world that came from a shallower gene pool than you.
Why didn’t Trudeau want to link the Fort Mac fire to climate change?
Because even he isn't that much of a retard!
Because even he isn't that much of a retard!
Effects of climate change key in increased wildfire risk: expert
VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) – Now that a major wildfire has forced everyone from their homes in and around Fort McMurray climate experts warn things will only get worse.
“Yes, we believe it will,” says Dr. John Innes, the Dean of UBC’s Faculty of Forestry. “We have been modelling the impacts of climate change on fire. What we are expecting is a longer fire season and that’s exactly what we’re seeing this year. We’ve also predicted the fires will be more intense, which is also what seems to be happening.”
Innes adds there’s no doubt we’re feeling the effects of climate change and that’s only contributing the increased fire risk.
“Summers seem to be getting quite a lot dryer now. It’s difficult to identify a particular trend in any given year. But what we’re seeing is year after year, we’re having temperature records broken, we’re seeing more and more drought and it looks like the fires are just going to get worse.”
He says the best way to guard against the raging infernos is to make sure areas are clear of natural fuel sources, meaning dry brush and branches and anything else that is easily consumed by the flames and helps the fire grow and spread.
“There needs to be a lot of work done to try and reduce fuel loads, particularly in sensitive areas like on the margins of municipalities,” says Innes, adding that in most cases, by the time crews get around to clearing those fuel loads, it’s already too late.
Effects of climate change key in increased wildfire risk: expert - NEWS 1130
VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) – Now that a major wildfire has forced everyone from their homes in and around Fort McMurray climate experts warn things will only get worse.
“Yes, we believe it will,” says Dr. John Innes, the Dean of UBC’s Faculty of Forestry. “We have been modelling the impacts of climate change on fire. What we are expecting is a longer fire season and that’s exactly what we’re seeing this year. We’ve also predicted the fires will be more intense, which is also what seems to be happening.”
Innes adds there’s no doubt we’re feeling the effects of climate change and that’s only contributing the increased fire risk.
“Summers seem to be getting quite a lot dryer now. It’s difficult to identify a particular trend in any given year. But what we’re seeing is year after year, we’re having temperature records broken, we’re seeing more and more drought and it looks like the fires are just going to get worse.”
He says the best way to guard against the raging infernos is to make sure areas are clear of natural fuel sources, meaning dry brush and branches and anything else that is easily consumed by the flames and helps the fire grow and spread.
“There needs to be a lot of work done to try and reduce fuel loads, particularly in sensitive areas like on the margins of municipalities,” says Innes, adding that in most cases, by the time crews get around to clearing those fuel loads, it’s already too late.
Effects of climate change key in increased wildfire risk: expert - NEWS 1130
Another retard.
Fact is if some low brow hadn't tossed a lit cigarette out the window there would be no fire. To date all the BC fires have been human caused. Nothing to do with climate change.
The only link to climate change seems to be the more truthers there are the more human caused fires we have. Interesting relationship don't you think?
Her already has in another thread,
We already know ellimay is a drunken retard. WHat is your excuse?
Fact is if some low brow hadn't tossed a lit cigarette out the window there would be no fire. To date all the BC fires have been human caused. Nothing to do with climate change.
The only link to climate change seems to be the more truthers there are the more human caused fires we have. Interesting relationship don't you think?
Her already has in another thread,
We already know ellimay is a drunken retard. WHat is your excuse?
Elizabeth May said this? Elizabeth may would link my receding
hair line to climate change if someone asked here about it.
Is my receding hair line linked to climate change? Did you also
notice that the work anthropomorphic has pretty much disappeared
from these alarmist quotes? I have...
It really is shameful that people are still willing to avoid resolving climate change while these poor Albertans watch their homes go up in flames.
Truly a grotesque and abhorrent side of humanity that thankfully is losing influence by the day.
Truly a grotesque and abhorrent side of humanity that thankfully is losing influence by the day.
It really is shameful that people are still willing to avoid resolving climate change while these poor Albertans watch their homes go up in flames.
Truly a grotesque and abhorrent side of humanity that thankfully is losing influence by the day.
What is shameful that ideologues like yourself use human tragedy to further your political-religious agenda. You have sunk as low as Cliffy in my books.
It really is shameful that people are still willing to avoid resolving climate change while these poor Albertans watch their homes go up in flames.
Truly a grotesque and abhorrent side of humanity that thankfully is losing influence by the day.
your concern trolling is what is shameful here ya grubby little punk.
you are NOT fooling anyone.
give it a rest.
So you are now suddenly dense?
And good news, you are not a complete douchebag so you have achieved one of your goals in life.
Please don't call empathy for others trolling.
Fort McMurray wildfire has grown to 85,000 hectares in size, says Alberta Premier Rachel Notley | Watch News Videos Online
Now 8x the size it was yesterday.
They are moving an additional 25,000 out north.
I hope we have some good planes at the ready just in case.
Fort McMurray wildfire has grown to 85,000 hectares in size, says Alberta Premier Rachel Notley | Watch News Videos Online
Now 8x the size it was yesterday.
They are moving an additional 25,000 out north.
I hope we have some good planes at the ready just in case.
You know what... you're a troll. There is no way you can believe this as I do not believe even you are this stupid.
So you are either a fantastic world class troll, clearly the best in this forum....
... or you are really REALLY stupid.
Would you care to shed some light on my observation?
