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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostGood job A5 you are starting to understand climate vs weather! 30 years equals climate.
And that still doesn't change the remarkable last 5 years on the prairies that have been getting drier which contradicts your arm chair opinion that we are getting wetter.
Then you contradict yourself by claiming once again that five dry years in the near desert palliser triangle is evidence of climate change.
Have you ever considered that perhaps debating wasn't the best career choice for someone with your lack of skill set?Last edited by AlbertaFarmer5; May 12, 2024, 07:24.
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I never said that 5 years is the measure of climate. Did I?
But it doesn't matter how long or how short of time span you look at, you deny that CO2 and other greenhouse gases cause climate change.
And in fact you say more CO2 is going to be good for us?
So which scientific organization is recommending we increase CO2 emissions to make the world a better place?
We are waiting A5! If you so sure you are right there must be some science to back you up? Right?
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostI never said that 5 years is the measure of climate. Did I?
But it doesn't matter how long or how short of time span you look at, you deny that CO2 and other greenhouse gases cause climate change.
And in fact you say more CO2 is going to be good for us?
So which scientific organization is recommending we increase CO2 emissions to make the world a better place?
We are waiting A5! If you so sure you are right there must be some science to back you up? Right?
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The cost of doing nothing will be much higher that will be paid for by future generations. Out of control climate change is not an option. And that's where we are headed unless we reduce carbon emissions. Its a long transition.
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Originally posted by Hamloc View Post
Daily consumption worldwide of oil is in the 100 million barrels a day range. Governments spending and taxing their populous into lower standards of living won’t change this trajectory. Plan for the future, spend and research on adaptation!!
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