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Last edited by Hamloc; Sep 8, 2020, 22:12.
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostCalifornia is getting a preview of what climate change does to the length and intensity of the fire season.
At the peak of electrical demand because of scorching temperatures, they are losing generation sources and distribution infrastructure to wild fires.
Dam fossil fuels back then , gosh darn near 700 year drought
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Must have been this generation to blame ...
Have to blame someone, can’t be just a natural phenomenon
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Originally posted by Hamloc View PostInteresting article on CBC Saskatchewan on how 20 locations broke low temperature records. Looking through there were some records that had stood since 1910, so in your world Chuck2 is this a trend or just a weather event? I am also interested you have many times told us how we will have more frost free days to grow crops, it certainly doesn’t appear that way to me!
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostThat’s the flat earthers scientific method. The earth looks flat right? To actually know what the trend is you need to look at the temperature and seasonal data for the last 30 - 100 years at numerous locations across the prairies. Opinion and recollection from your backyard are not considered evidence for or against. Let us know what you find out!
start there FFS
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostThat’s the flat earthers scientific method. The earth looks flat right? To actually know what the trend is you need to look at the temperature and seasonal data for the last 30 - 100 years at numerous locations across the prairies. Opinion and recollection from your backyard are not considered evidence for or against. Let us know what you find out!
And the CWB had 80% support eh lol
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Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostA people wonder why you get picked on .. lol
And the CWB had 80% support eh lolLast edited by AlbertaFarmer5; Sep 9, 2020, 18:29.
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Case and furrow do you really think black pavement near weather stations is an issue in Canada's arctic where average temperatures have risen more dramatically than the rest of Canada? I don't think so!
Here is a link to how global temperatures are calculated and how the data is collected.
https://granthaminstitute.com/2015/10/16/taking-the-planets-temperature-how-are-global-temperatures-calculated/ https://granthaminstitute.com/2015/10/16/taking-the-planets-temperature-how-are-global-temperatures-calculated/
Last edited by chuckChuck; Sep 10, 2020, 07:20.
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostThat’s the flat earthers scientific method. The earth looks flat right? To actually know what the trend is you need to look at the temperature and seasonal data for the last 30 - 100 years at numerous locations across the prairies. Opinion and recollection from your backyard are not considered evidence for or against. Let us know what you find out!
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Hamloc take a look at NOAA's temperature anomaly map for 2019. Can you see that NOAA captured the lower than normal temperatures in much of central north america in 2019?
Now look at that the rest of the world. What do you see? We can see that a large majority of the world had temperatures above normal! Correct?
Why would you equate what happened in central north america in 2019 with representing what happened in the rest of the world?
Nobody is ignoring the cooler than normal year in central north america. But are you trying to tell us that because you have had cooler than normal conditions in your part of the world that somehow human caused climate change is not causing increasing temperatures on a global scale?
Because if you are, you are using the flat earther scientific method.
Hamloc, the world is a big place. What happens in your small part of the world does not represent the rest of the world whether measured over 1 year, 10 years, 30 years, or several hundred years.
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostHamloc, the world is a big place. What happens in your small part of the world does not represent the rest of the world whether measured over 1 year, 10 years, 30 years, or several hundred years.
Funny how climate radicals always chop down the time scale to their lifetime.
How did the dinosaurs release all that carbon 100M years ago? Can you show us a NOAA chart from 500 yrs ago?
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