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2 years ago 06/28/2023 12:24pm EDT

re: Tommy2Nuttz

Tommy2Nuttz wrote:
It still shocks me that young people (who I'm assuming are the majority on LRC) are arguing over climate change.
Its proven science and the data clearly shows the trend.
The only arguments against it come from 2 camps, The ignorant one of the political one.

The most vocal registered posters on this topic have been recycling the same talking points for 15 years, so they can't be all that young. Social media is biased toward persistent vocal minorities. It's not typically representative of the broad population.

2 years ago 06/28/2023 12:33pm EDT

re: What can texas runners do?

I did a year in Texas. It was enough. Summers sucked back then, and evidently, they still suck today. This is not new. You can either run before first light (and sweat, but not dry off), or run at night when it is hot, but sweat somewhat works.

2 years ago 06/28/2023 12:40pm EDT

re: joedlrt

It was 108 degrees in Houston in 1909.

The media today would have people believe it never got hot in Houston prior to Al Gore's movie.

2 years ago 06/28/2023 12:40pm EDT

re: Rerederrrr

Rerederrrr wrote:
In the 70s they said we had 15 years until the world would burn from "climate change". you have been brainwashed, but you probably deserve it

Not true. 60 minutes did a segment on global cooling back in the late 70s or early 80s. We now know that it could be cycles. One thing for sure is we are destroying our ozone layer.

2:18 at the casino and back on the grid... wrote:
Rerederrrr wrote:
In the 70s they said we had 15 years until the world would burn from "climate change". you have been brainwashed, but you probably deserve it
Not true. 60 minutes did a segment on global cooling back in the late 70s or early 80s. We now know that it could be cycles. One thing for sure is we are destroying our ozone layer.

We didn't even know there was a hole until the satellites went up. For all we know there's always been a hole.

And it isn't getting bigger it's shrinking.

nasa.gov

Ozone Hole Continues Shrinking in 2022, NASA and NOAA Scientists Say

The annual Antarctic ozone hole reached an average area of 8.9 million square miles this fall, an area slightly smaller than last year and generally continuing the overall shrinking trend of recent years.

Link:www.nasa.gov/esnt/2022/ozone-hole-cont...

2 years ago 06/28/2023 12:50pm EDT

re: What can texas runners do?

blockclubchicago.org

Lincoln Park Man Running 7 Marathons In 7 Days For Charity — And To Fight Climate Change

@BlockClubCHI

Kenny Moll plans to donate the money he raises from his run to the Sunrise Movement, a environmental youth organization. Neighbors are welcome to run or bike alongside him.

Link:blockclubchicago.org/2023/06/28/lincol...

2 years ago 06/28/2023 1:16pm EDT

re: TheAdultInTheRoom

TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
It was 108 degrees in Houston in 1909.
The media today would have people believe it never got hot in Houston prior to Al Gore's movie.

Al Gore

Therefore it is impossible for human activities to significantly impact the Earth's climate.

2 years ago 06/28/2023 1:18pm EDT

re: Javman

Javman wrote:
Growing up in the 70s, they said we were on the verge of the next Ice Age. The entire "climate change" mantra is a financial SHAKE DOWN of the Western World. Pure and simple. Communists now mask themselves as "progressives" and promote the religion of "climate change" and other left-wing, Commie propaganda.

Congratulations on demonstrating that you don't understand the difference between pop culture and science! Where would you like your stup!d award delivered?

2 years ago 06/28/2023 1:19pm EDT

re: The Spade Detector

The Spade Detector wrote:
Rerederrrr wrote:
In the 70s they said we had 15 years until the world would burn from "climate change". you have been brainwashed, but you probably deserve it
In the 70s the same eco clowns were telling us that a new ice age was imminent.

And another one who does not understand the difference between pop culture and science.

Good job!

2 years ago 06/28/2023 1:20pm EDT

re: Timothy Foyle

Timothy Foyle wrote:
TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
It was 108 degrees in Houston in 1909.
The media today would have people believe it never got hot in Houston prior to Al Gore's movie.
Al Gore
Therefore it is impossible for human activities to significantly impact the Earth's climate.

If the impact was understood it could be measured accurately.

It could be predicted.

Neither of these things is true.

2 years ago 06/28/2023 1:21pm EDT

re: Timothy Foyle

Timothy Foyle wrote:
The Spade Detector wrote:
In the 70s the same eco clowns were telling us that a new ice age was imminent.
And another one who does not understand the difference between pop culture and science.
Good job!

Are you honestly so ignorant that you think global warming isn't as much political and "pop culture" as it is science?

2 years ago 06/28/2023 1:21pm EDT

re: Europe climate

Europe climate wrote:
Mountain Master wrote:
You might want to keep this in mind: Just because it's happening here doesn't mean it's happening everywhere.
Indeed. In Europe it's been a lot colder than usual until about four weeks ago. This year so far we had about two or three "summer" weeks. All the rest has been dreadful weather.

And now, in our "unable to understand the difference between 'local' and global'" category, we have two winners.

What do we have for these winners, Johnny?

2 years ago 06/28/2023 1:22pm EDT

re: Sally Vix

Sally Vix wrote:
If it is "climate change" why was it called Global warming for so many years and the only they started calling it climate change when in 1998 the Earth quit warming? They had to change the name to fit their liberal agenda. Just shameful.

And the winner in the overall stup!dity division is . . . Sally (again :-( )

Congratulations!

2 years ago 06/28/2023 1:24pm EDT

re: TheAdultInTheRoom

TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
hilarity ensues wrote:
Lol
How completely unsurprising that you don't know there was a pause in the warming...

How completely unsurprising that you misrepresent inconsequential blips in the overall trend as being of some significance.

2 years ago 06/28/2023 1:25pm EDT

re: Timothy Foyle

It really is this time, guys!! Totes SERIOUS! lol, stupid climate change fanatics.

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2 years ago 06/28/2023 1:26pm EDT

re: TheAdultInTheRoom

TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
Timothy Foyle wrote:
And another one who does not understand the difference between pop culture and science.
Good job!
Are you honestly so ignorant that you think global warming isn't as much political and "pop culture" as it is science?

Congratulations on that full blown display of sheer stup!dity!

Well done!

2 years ago 06/28/2023 1:27pm EDT

re: Timothy Foyle

Timothy Foyle wrote:
Europe climate wrote:
Indeed. In Europe it's been a lot colder than usual until about four weeks ago. This year so far we had about two or three "summer" weeks. All the rest has been dreadful weather.
And now, in our "unable to understand the difference between 'local' and global'" category, we have two winners.
What do we have for these winners, Johnny?

And every time any severe weather event occurs somewhere locally people like you declare it was caused by climate change.

The lack of self awareness you anti-science snobs have is staggering.

2 years ago 06/28/2023 1:27pm EDT

re: TheAdultInTheRoom

TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
Timothy Foyle wrote:
Al Gore
Therefore it is impossible for human activities to significantly impact the Earth's climate.
If the impact was understood it could be measured accurately.
It could be predicted.
Neither of these things is true.

Your ignorance is a beautiful thing (to you).

Keep it up!

2 years ago 06/28/2023 1:29pm EDT

re: Timothy Foyle

Timothy Foyle wrote:
TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
How completely unsurprising that you don't know there was a pause in the warming...
How completely unsurprising that you misrepresent inconsequential blips in the overall trend as being of some significance.

You pretend it didn't happen at all and I'm the one misrepresenting it...

LOL!

2 years ago 06/28/2023 1:30pm EDT

re: Timothy Foyle

Timothy Foyle wrote:
TheAdultInTheRoom wrote:
If the impact was understood it could be measured accurately.
It could be predicted.
Neither of these things is true.
Your ignorance is a beautiful thing (to you).
Keep it up!

There's a reason you're all insults and no arguments.

Why can't a single scientist alive calculate the percentage of warming that's attributable exclusively to human activity?

Why can't any of the hundred+ climate models predict how the climate will behave over time?

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