Rolluplostinspace wrote:Interesting film for the green people ....
LordRaven wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Interesting film for the green people ....
Don't you think Michael Moore Burgers Please is just a sensationalist?
Rolluplostinspace wrote:LordRaven wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Interesting film for the green people ....
Don't you think Michael Moore Burgers Please is just a sensationalist?
Not according to the scientists professors and engineers in this video.
In making this video he has had to ditch his previous opinions.
Is the source not to your liking?
Stooo wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:LordRaven wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Interesting film for the green people ....
Don't you think Michael Moore Burgers Please is just a sensationalist?
Not according to the scientists professors and engineers in this video.
In making this video he has had to ditch his previous opinions.
Is the source not to your liking?
There are problems with this film.
Stooo wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:Stooo wrote:Wouldn't it be nice if climate change wasn't a fact? Wouldn't it be horrible if we made our planet less shitty by mistake?
Climate change has always been a fact.
Are you suggesting that CO2 is a pollutant?
Ever tried to breath it?Temperatures were expected to increase from Wednesday in NSW, rising to the low 40s on the south coast on Saturday and 41C to 43C in the Australian Capital Territory. Western Sydney could experience temperatures of up to 45C.
In Victoria, temperatures are expected to reach 44C to 45C across the north of the state on Friday.
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-n ... are_btn_tw
A continent is burning and in Antarctica the Thwaites glacier is melting.Glaciologists have described Thwaites as the "most important" glacier in the world, the "riskiest" glacier, even the "doomsday" glacier.
It is massive - roughly the size of Britain.
It already accounts for 4% of world sea level rise each year - a huge figure for a single glacier - and satellite data show that it is melting increasingly rapidly.
There is enough water locked up in it to raise world sea level by more than half a metre.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-51097309
It seems pretty simple to me, it's getting extreme.
There's little difference between concentrations at sea level and concentrations higher in the atmosphere, 395 ppm vs 385 ppm according to this, although you might have something that shows otherwiseRolluplostinspace wrote:The good news is CO2 is heavier than the other gasses in the atmosphere so gravity pulls it down easily to where it's needed in the soil and the oceans.
.SF. wrote:There's little difference between concentrations at sea level and concentrations higher in the atmosphere, 395 ppm vs 385 ppm according to this, although you might have something that shows otherwiseRolluplostinspace wrote:The good news is CO2 is heavier than the other gasses in the atmosphere so gravity pulls it down easily to where it's needed in the soil and the oceans.
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