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Here is truth of how 'insane' humanity is getting on this topic
"Jane Fonda blames 'White men' for climate crisis, calls to 'arrest and jail' them"
Next they are going to blame it on my 4k+ PC using too much power.....i'm sure they already have.
Humanity is nothing more than a joke these days. one biased viewing after another....further lies for money.
World is watching and laughing and questioning things logically.
"Jane Fonda blames 'White men' for climate crisis, calls to 'arrest and jail' them"
Next they are going to blame it on my 4k+ PC using too much power.....i'm sure they already have.
Humanity is nothing more than a joke these days. one biased viewing after another....further lies for money.
World is watching and laughing and questioning things logically.
29-May-2023 05:57:19
XSlay4DeathX
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Total myth. As Rooh has pointed out, there's more than an overwhelming amount of studies and actual "evidence" that we as humans have had a noticeable and measurable impact on our climate.
Yes, the planet goes through periods or warming and cooling over large periods of time but the average global temperature has increased dramatically in the last 100 years, even in the last 50 years - that's a tiny timeframe compared with natural heating and cooling over large time periods.
XSlay4DeathX said :
Gas burns off, where did the battery get buried? people need to think, money isn't everything, the lies are being found out one by one. Gas burns off? Yeah, where? Into our atmosphere to never be used again, hence the fact that its non-renewable. When you reference batteries, what are you referring to? If you're referring to batteries in EVs that's a growing market, they can last for at least 200k-500k kilometres and even after that time, over 90% of the battery's materials are recyclable and can also be totally re-purposed.
Not to mention, vehicles running on gas are extremely inefficient with most of the energy being used is lost to waste heat rather than propulsion. That isn't the case with EVs.
So in the face of overwhelming evidence, your argument is simply... "it's a myth"? ... ok
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Total myth. As Rooh has pointed out, there's more than an overwhelming amount of studies and actual "evidence" that we as humans have had a noticeable and measurable impact on our climate.
Yes, the planet goes through periods or warming and cooling over large periods of time but the average global temperature has increased dramatically in the last 100 years, even in the last 50 years - that's a tiny timeframe compared with natural heating and cooling over large time periods.
XSlay4DeathX said :
Gas burns off, where did the battery get buried? people need to think, money isn't everything, the lies are being found out one by one. Gas burns off? Yeah, where? Into our atmosphere to never be used again, hence the fact that its non-renewable. When you reference batteries, what are you referring to? If you're referring to batteries in EVs that's a growing market, they can last for at least 200k-500k kilometres and even after that time, over 90% of the battery's materials are recyclable and can also be totally re-purposed.
Not to mention, vehicles running on gas are extremely inefficient with most of the energy being used is lost to waste heat rather than propulsion. That isn't the case with EVs.
So in the face of overwhelming evidence, your argument is simply... "it's a myth"? ... ok
Joel
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29-May-2023 15:34:40
Joel
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Yes, the planet goes through periods or warming and cooling over large periods of time but the average global temperature has increased dramatically in the last 100 years, even in the last 50 years - that's a tiny timeframe compared with natural heating and cooling over large time periods. What happened before that 100 years?
It seems like many people like to use a "tiny timeframe" as a means to omit previous climate changes.
I also like how you use the word "dramatically" in the sentence Joel said :
the average global temperature has increased dramatically in the last 100 years, even in the last 50 years to make it sound really serious, when in reality, you're talking around 1 degree Fahrenheit, and the whole reason the temperature went up... is because the temperature went down. It was hotter during the 1200's during the Medieval Warm Period than it is today, and then the temperature dropped down during the Little Ice Age, and then the temperature started rising again, around 1880... which is coincidently the point in time at which climate alarmists like to use as a starting point to compare temperatures.
Yes, the planet goes through periods or warming and cooling over large periods of time but the average global temperature has increased dramatically in the last 100 years, even in the last 50 years - that's a tiny timeframe compared with natural heating and cooling over large time periods. What happened before that 100 years?
It seems like many people like to use a "tiny timeframe" as a means to omit previous climate changes.
I also like how you use the word "dramatically" in the sentence Joel said :
the average global temperature has increased dramatically in the last 100 years, even in the last 50 years to make it sound really serious, when in reality, you're talking around 1 degree Fahrenheit, and the whole reason the temperature went up... is because the temperature went down. It was hotter during the 1200's during the Medieval Warm Period than it is today, and then the temperature dropped down during the Little Ice Age, and then the temperature started rising again, around 1880... which is coincidently the point in time at which climate alarmists like to use as a starting point to compare temperatures.
29-May-2023 18:00:47
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