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Good Clickbait, y. Reckless Pollution of the Air we breathe. Better to investigate who is Funding this ? 'Follow the Money'.Geoengineering Could Alter Global Climate. Should It?
Scientists and companies increasingly support blocking some sunlight to avoid the worst impacts of global warming.
Geoengineering Could Alter Global Climate. Should It?
Scientists and companies increasingly support blocking some sunlight to avoid the worst impacts of global warming.undark.org
In any case the Eastern countries are producing enough sulphur dioxide from UN-scrubbed coal fired power plants to "dim" the sun quite a bit. Then there's all the UN-intentional coal fires around the world!
Don't NASA show this with all their "shatellites"?
Geo-engineering works like this Natural phenomenon:
www.forbes.com
This Deadly 1815 Volcanic Eruption Changed Life As We Know It
Volcanoes are among the most awe-inspiring forces of nature, capable of reshaping geological, ecological and geopolitical landscapes. Here's how one volcano decided the fate of historic battles and erased a whole summer.
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Just another snake oil salesman. His doctorate is in American history, not climate/meteorology or anything like that.I like the witty way he delivers, hehe, "Unicorn Energy"
Playing a tune to the conspiracy thinking masses and making an income out of it.
"While a 1.2°C change in temperature might seem minor, it was enough to disrupt weather systems across the planet, leading to 1816 being remembered as the “Year Without a Summer.” "Geo-engineering works like this Natural phenomenon:
This Deadly 1815 Volcanic Eruption Changed Life As We Know It
Volcanoes are among the most awe-inspiring forces of nature, capable of reshaping geological, ecological and geopolitical landscapes. Here's how one volcano decided the fate of historic battles and erased a whole summer.
1.5°C: what it means and why it matters
1.5°C: what it means and why it matters | United Nations
The science is clear: to avert the worst impacts of climate change and preserve a liveable planet, global warming needs to be limited as much as possible and as a matter of urgency
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Are there hidden oceans inside the moons of Uranus? Their wobbles could tell us
"The chance of liquid oceans hiding beneath the surface of moons orbiting Uranus has enticed NASA to begin planning a new mission that will send a spacecraft to the ice giant.
The mission is still in the conceptual planning stage. If the mission moves forward, it would be only the second in history to visit Uranus, after Voyager 2 flew by in 1986. And if it finds liquid water oceans inside Uranus's moons, we might have the answer to a profound question to aid our search for life among the stars."
"The chance of liquid oceans hiding beneath the surface of moons orbiting Uranus has enticed NASA to begin planning a new mission that will send a spacecraft to the ice giant.
The mission is still in the conceptual planning stage. If the mission moves forward, it would be only the second in history to visit Uranus, after Voyager 2 flew by in 1986. And if it finds liquid water oceans inside Uranus's moons, we might have the answer to a profound question to aid our search for life among the stars."
'Sky-high' UK train fares most expensive in Europe and driving passengers away
T&E has cautioned against assuming that sky-high ticket prices equate to top-notch train performance, noting there's "no correlation" between expensive fares and factors such as punctuality and passenger satisfaction
www.mirror.co.uk
T&E has cautioned against assuming that sky-high ticket prices equate to top-notch train performance, noting there's "no correlation" between expensive fares and factors such as punctuality and passenger satisfaction
'Sky-high' UK train fares most expensive in Europe and driving passengers away
T&E has cautioned against assuming that sky-high ticket prices equate to top-notch train performance, noting there's "no correlation" between expensive fares and factors such as punctuality and passenger satisfaction
www.mirror.co.uk
Is everybody without power enjoying the "Back to Basics" of the 'Climate Alarmists'?
No, why not? Getting warmer isn't it?, -2degC is nothing.
Wait until they've blotted out the sky with SO2 and you've no fuel to cook your bug burgers with soy milk, oops! 
Anyone noticed the Clear Skies we've been having since the Storm grounded the chem-trailers, mm?
Just real condensation trails, evaporating behind the planes .. but don't look up, hehe
Meanwhile, in the East...chuff, chuff, chuff, biznezz as usual, haha.
No, why not? Getting warmer isn't it?, -2degC is nothing.
Wait until they've blotted out the sky with SO2 and you've no fuel to cook your bug burgers with soy milk, oops!
Anyone noticed the Clear Skies we've been having since the Storm grounded the chem-trailers, mm?
Just real condensation trails, evaporating behind the planes .. but don't look up, hehe
Meanwhile, in the East...chuff, chuff, chuff, biznezz as usual, haha.
No answer from boozy colleagues..
Like an oz episode of 'Yes, Minister'
The question is nonsensical gibberishAussie senator asks THE question.
No answer from boozy colleagues..
Like an oz episode of 'Yes, Minister'
Renwick doesn't know what he is talking about. He is reading gibberish from a script and he doesn't understand what he is saying. Mickel Bickel likewise does not understand.
There are facts in science - measurable, empirical data, and there are estimates. They ARE NOT THE SAME.
Like some other gasses - in particular water vapour and methane, co2 DOES prevent infra red heat escaping from the atmosphere. Renwick does not believe this because he is an ignoramus.
The greenhouse effect is a certain, real, and measurable fact.
What is NOT CERTAIN, and can only be guessed at, is what impact on the planet the two hundred years of releasing huge amounts of previously fossilised carbon into the atmosphere, will have on our ability to live where we live now and feed ourselves as we do now. WE DO NOT KNOW the impact of this yet.
This human released co2 was previously locked up by biological and geological processes under ground, as oil, methane gas and coal.We have released two trillion metric tonnes of co2 since the beginning of the industrial age and are continuing to release 40 billion metric tonnes each year. The rate of carbon release is increasing exponentially - particularly by China and India which are rapidly industrialising on a huge scale.
The only thing Renwick - who is an obvious fool, should be debating is what impact this will have. We do not KNOW that. We can only make estimates about it.
Personally, I think many of the eye catching slogans we see on this part of the debate are over blown, but there will be effects and we already see effects which are FACTS and are measurable empirically observable changes.
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Which countries have released the most co2 and how did they do it?
Source:https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-which-countries-are-historically-responsible-for-climate-change/
China is now by far the biggest emitter of co2 and will likely continue to be so.
Source:https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-which-countries-are-historically-responsible-for-climate-change/
China is now by far the biggest emitter of co2 and will likely continue to be so.
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Can you spell satellite normally like all of us on here?
I like the video but what connection does that scam have with deforestation?
I like the video but what connection does that scam have with deforestation?
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