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Climate Change fear: the new Religion

IowaOffRoad said:
I thought someone figured out that the hole in the ozone was largely attributed to the Manhattan project letting a bunch of fluorines go during uranium enrichment when they had no clue what harm it would do?
Not saying CFCs are great, just that it wasn’t the sole contributor.
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I know, I'm a year late and maybe this has been covered already. If so my apologies.

I thought it was going to take 50 years for the CFCs to reach the stratosphere to cause a hole in the ozone layer, so the claim was bogus from the start?

Also, I know it was determined that the hole fluctuates with the seasons, because the sun actually creates it in combination with the stratosphere. And this only became a big deal when satellites discovered it. Which means it has always been there, we just didn't know it.
 
billdacat said:
Hunga Tonga January 2022.
This volcano has been nagging me for a while now. I am wondering if it was responsible for the huge snow-pack in the Rockies?:lmao::smokin::lmao::smokin:
www.abc.net.au

A powerful volcano eruption may have a cooling and rainy influence on parts of Australia for up to eight years

Lasting impacts from Tonga's enormous volcanic eruption a year ago could affect Australia's weather for almost a decade. Tyne Logan explains how.
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Lasting impacts from an enormous volcanic eruption a year ago may have a cooling and rainy influence on parts of Australia for up to eight years, according to scientists.

Key points:​

  • The Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai undersea volcano erupted last January
  • It pumped a record-breaking amount of water vapour into the stratosphere
  • Scientists are tracking the impact on Australia's weather

In January 2022, the underwater volcano Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai erupted, shooting ash and other particles more than half way to space.
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I thought this eruption was caused by Guam capsizing because of all the whities that moved there?

And climate change.
 
nahmus said:
nypost.com

As a scientist, I’m not allowed to tell the full truth about climate change

What really should matter isn’t citations for the journals, clicks for the media, or career status for the academics — but research that actually helps society.
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www.bizpacreview.com

Top climate scientist says he omitted key data contradicting climate change agenda to get paper published

A top climate scientist said he omitted key data in a recent paper on wildfires and climate change stating 80 percent are caused by humans.
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Ironically, "covid" could be used interchangeably with "climate change".
 
From the meme thread:

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Biden is speaking on how it being hot in summer is because of climate change. I guess he needs to shore up his base
 
nahmus said:
Biden is speaking on how it being hot in summer is because of climate change. I guess he needs to shore up his base
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Guessing he is going to stop all the world wide military actions being taken by our armed forces and immediately stop sending war materials to other countries, additionally crafting a peace plan in Ukraine and in Israel to stop all the pollution and environmental destruction these wars are causing.



Oh wait I need to remove my gas stove and buy an electric car or it will be a gorillion degrees in a few years.
 
Sowers cattle co used to have a video with his grandma talking about how the feds showed up andshot a bunch of their cattle to keep them from starving durning the dust bowl in NE New Mexico
 
bigun said:
Sowers cattle co used to have a video with his grandma talking about how the feds showed up andshot a bunch of their cattle to keep them from starving durning the dust bowl in NE New Mexico
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The feds at the time were paying farmers to destroy livestock, to drive prices up. They were trying to create inflation.

And this was at a time when millions were hungry :mad3:
 
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Janet Yellen calls for $78,000,000,000,000 to tackle climate change - The Daily Bo Snerdley

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said during a speech in Belem, Brazil, on Saturday that the price tag for a global transition to a low-carbon economy amounts to $78 trillion in financing through 2050. Yellen said that in order to achieve the goal of net-zero global carbon emissions, there...
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Janet Yellen calls for $78,000,000,000,000 to tackle climate change​

by Rebeka Zeljko
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said during a speech in Belem, Brazil, on Saturday that the price tag for a global transition to a low-carbon economy amounts to $78 trillion in financing through 2050.
Yellen said that in order to achieve the goal of net-zero global carbon emissions, there would need to be $3 trillion globally in annual financing for the cause, which she said is a top priority for the Biden administration, according to the speech. In order to contribute to this, Yellen vowed to finance green initiatives in developing countries through multilateral development banks and develop “clean energy technologies.”
“The transition will require no less than $3 trillion in new capital from many sources each year between now and 2050,” Yellen said during the speech. “This can be leveraged to support pathways to sustainable and inclusive growth, including for countries that have historically received less investment.”
“Neglecting to address climate change and the loss of nature and biodiversity is not just bad environmental policy,” Yellen said during the speech. “It is bad economic policy.”
Yellen boasted in her speech about the commitments the Biden administration has put forth toward forwarding these green initiatives to achieve their “climate goals.”
“At home, we are implementing the Inflation Reduction Act, the most significant climate legislation in our nation’s history,” Yellen said during the speech. “It is driving hundreds of billions of dollars of investments in the clean energy technologies and industries that will propel us toward our climate goals and fuel our economic growth.”
The Inflation Reduction Act allocated $370 billion to subsidize climate initiatives like electric vehicles and other technologies that are essential to President Joe Biden’s green agenda.

“Climate change is literally an existential threat to our nation and to the world,” Biden said during a speech addressing climate change in July of 2022. “As President, I’ll use my executive powers to combat climate — the climate crisis in the absence of congressional actions, notwithstanding their incredible action.”
During her speech, Yellen advocated for these climate initiatives to be implemented “beyond our borders.”
“Our ambitions at home are matched by our ambitions abroad,” Yellen said during the speech. “We know that we can only achieve our climate and economic goals — from reducing global emissions to adapting and building resilience, from strengthening markets to bolstering supply chains — if we also lead efforts far beyond our borders.”
The Treasury Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment from the Daily Caller News Foundation.

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