Re:Earth just experienced its hottest 12 months in recorded ...
by standeven on Sunday February 25, 2024 @05:26PM
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Sure, move the goal posts. Can you provide a link to any professional organization or group of relevant scientists that states climate change will continue at a dangerous rate even if humans immediately stop adding carbon to the atmosphere?
Re:Earth just experienced its hottest 12 months in recorded ...
by foresttony on Sunday February 25, 2024 @08:04PM
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It's common knowledge taught in elementary school that earth goes through heating and cooling cycles.
Re:Earth just experienced its hottest 12 months in recorded ...
by csmpltn on Monday February 26, 2024 @01:47PM
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Great! We both agree that there’s no way to stop the climate from changing then!
With that out of the way, the obvious next step is to prepare for the changes that’ll come and learn to live with it, instead of pretending like it can be stopped or even reversed by enacting more bullshit taxes on stuff, or by never eating steak.
Re:Earth just experienced its hottest 12 months in recorded ...
by standeven on Tuesday February 27, 2024 @11:46AM
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You have clearly misread my comment. Care to try again? And once again, I urge you to post any reputable link to a group of relevant scientists supporting your view.
If 90% of the human population on earth would just disappear tomorrow morning, would climate change just stop and become a non-issue? Or would it just be pushed back for a little while?
Please re-read my original comment.
I'm saying that there's disagreement about the degree to which humans are contributing to global warming, and can influence climate change, one way or another, in any meaningful way.