While you hysterical global warming zealots are focused on the Omega Block over the Pac NW, Northern Hemispheric snow cover shows no sign of deterioration due to so-called "climate change."
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CyberGus
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We zealots are only in this thread anymore to help you achieve your goal for "lowest reaction score ever". Good job! Keep up the posts!
Texas gained two congressional seats, so stick that in your pipe and smoke it!I am sure the world is focusing on how 'orderly' and 'non-violent' the protest went in the Jan 6 riot in DC and see this as the model of democracy in the world.
Libertarian 'freedom fighters' are everywhere... Alive and well in China too!
In this Chinese tower block, residents pay to take the lift home | CNN
In 2001, when their old home was demolished to make way for a new thoroughfare, Wang Zhenyuan and his wife didn't mind that their replacement apartment was a seventh-floor walkup. They were in their fifties and fit.www.cnn.com
I am sure those condo owners in FL were really happy with low price until the building collapsed. For those who were not at home, looks like they hit a jackpot... like how Drumpf would file for 'damages' on his property with the insurance company after hurricanes.
The TX residents who felt paying $10 more a month is out of the question and they'd rather buy their own backup generators, which still does not address the problem of winterization, feel the same.
Oh, and on the new gun rights signed in TX...Totally addresses gun violence. LOL
Air Force Found Largely Responsible for Texas Church Shooting
The U.S. Air Force bears most of the responsibility for the 2017 mass shooting in Sutherland Springs, Texas, because it failed to enter the gunman’s criminal history into a federal database used for gun purchases, a judge ruled.www.wsj.com
Just more freedumb. LOL
Gaining your approval is the least of my concerns.
TX is turning blue, in case you did not know. Better get back to gerrymandering. LOL
JRP3
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jimm01
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While you hysterical global warming zealots are focused on the Omega Block over the Pac NW, Northern Hemispheric snow cover shows no sign of deterioration due to so-called "climate change."
You are confusing climate with weather. Increased snowfall is a result of warmer air as it holds more moisture. Snow accumulates at 0 °C and below. In simple terms:
Heat is defined as the thermal energy transferred between two systems. Temperature is the measure of the average kinetic energy of a gas. At the same pressure and volume the kinetic temperature of a gas from −273.15 °C and −275.15 ° is the same as from 0 °C to 2 °C—it’s 2 degrees.
In any case, accumulation is only one side of the equation as the melting of ice (i.e. permafrost, polar ice, and glaciers) must be considered.
Science, learn it, know it ,live it..
SwedishAdvocate
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I am in need of assistance:
Someone posted this on the Swedish Tesla Forum:
Anyone have a good answer?
(Don't know why I can't make the text fit into one quote. The forum software insists of separating the text into two quotes...)
Someone posted this on the Swedish Tesla Forum:
Anyone have a good answer?
(Don't know why I can't make the text fit into one quote. The forum software insists of separating the text into two quotes...)
SwedishAdvocate
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Never mind...
I found it myself:
www.theguardian.com
I found it myself:
The Wall Street Journal denies the 97% scientific consensus on human-caused global warming | Dana Nuccitelli
Dana Nuccitelli: The Rupert Murdoch media continues to deny the reality of human-caused global warming
www.theguardian.com
Jeremy3292
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California to require masks at schools, though CDC says they're not needed if vaccinated
California will continue to require masks in school settings, state health officials announced Friday.
www.latimes.com
Trust the science!
(this is a joke don't take the internet too seriously)
jimm01
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We’ve reach the inevitable, climate change is about to make living more expensive. Inflation may be here to stay so is it time to cover one’s bets?
www.npr.org
PG&E Will Bury 10,000 Miles of Power Lines So They Don't Spark Wildfires
Pacific Gas & Electric expects to spend at least $15 billion on the effort to prevent its fraying grid from igniting trees and other vegetation across drought-stricken California.
www.npr.org
We’ve reach the inevitable, climate change is about to make living more expensive. Inflation may be here to stay so is it time to cover one’s bets?
PG&E Will Bury 10,000 Miles of Power Lines So They Don't Spark Wildfires
Pacific Gas & Electric expects to spend at least $15 billion on the effort to prevent its fraying grid from igniting trees and other vegetation across drought-stricken California.
That's nothing to do with climate change.
It's the result of people living in the middle of badly-managed forests in hot, dry climates .
Now if you dodge California's high urban property prices you'll have to pay a bit more for your grid connection. Oh noes,
CyberGus
Not Just a Member
We’ve reach the inevitable, climate change is about to make living more expensive. Inflation may be here to stay so is it time to cover one’s bets?
PG&E Will Bury 10,000 Miles of Power Lines So They Don't Spark Wildfires
Pacific Gas & Electric expects to spend at least $15 billion on the effort to prevent its fraying grid from igniting trees and other vegetation across drought-stricken California.
The Boring Company is open to building tunnels for utility lines, says Elon Musk
Concepts of The Boring Company’s futuristic, ultra-high-speed tunnels show a sleek system transporting passenger pods and private vehicles at speeds of around 124 mph (200 km/h). As revealed recently by Elon Musk during a “fireside chat” in Los Angeles, though, the tunneling startup is also open...
www.teslarati.com
roblab
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So, I can go 120 mph in Elon's tunnel? Hmmmm. I was doing up to 110 driving down the east side of the Napa Valley yesterday. And I didn't need a Boring Company. Of course you can't do that with trucks and other clowns doing 35 mph in a 55, but that's what passing is for.The Boring Company is open to building tunnels for utility lines, says Elon Musk
Concepts of The Boring Company’s futuristic, ultra-high-speed tunnels show a sleek system transporting passenger pods and private vehicles at speeds of around 124 mph (200 km/h). As revealed recently by Elon Musk during a “fireside chat” in Los Angeles, though, the tunneling startup is also open...
The Boring Company is open to building tunnels for utility lines, says Elon Musk
Concepts of The Boring Company’s futuristic, ultra-high-speed tunnels show a sleek system transporting passenger pods and private vehicles at speeds of around 124 mph (200 km/h). As revealed recently by Elon Musk during a “fireside chat” in Los Angeles, though, the tunneling startup is also open...
Then he can claim you can go the speed of light in his boring tunnel. LOL
jimm01
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“The cultural and social context for the climate crisis is critical. Inevitably, the burning of fossil fuels as our primary source of energy both comes from and reinforces basic social understandings and practices developed over time: how human beings have come to relate to the rest of the natural world and to each other. At the heart of this lies a culture of exploitation–the sense that the rest of nature exists, inexhaustibly, for human use alone–and that some human beings similarly exist as resources for others with more social power. Colonization, rigid racial hierarchies, and the simultaneous fetishization and abuse of coal miners are examples of exploitation and dehumanization in our history and culture. These dynamics are deeply bound up with the fossil fuel economy,” Massie says. “Therefore, the entire organization of society and culture can also be usefully understood as the cause of climate change.”
sustainability.yale.edu
Yale Experts Explain Climate Change | Yale Sustainability
Experts Dan Esty and Miranda Massie break down one of the most pressing environmental and social challenges of our time. How do we define climate change? Climate change is the long-term change in the average weather patterns of Earth’s local, regional, and global climates.
sustainability.yale.edu
Some geologists think the term, "fossil fuels" is a misnomer, because zillions of dinosaurs would have had to die in several big piles all over the world to make the oil deposits. Instead, the earth may be producing it from pressure and heat working on the molten substances below. In that case, would it ever run out? I'm hoping for fusion myself.
jimm01
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Some geologist think?
Abiogenic petroleum is not a theory, it’s hardly a hypothesis, more of a myth. While it’s true “fossil fuel” is a misnomer it’s primordial origin is aqueous biomass.
The Carbon Cycle
Carbon flows between the atmosphere, land, and ocean in a cycle that encompasses nearly all life and sets the thermostat for Earth's climate. By burning fossil fuels, people are changing the carbon cycle with far-reaching consequences.
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