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Post by leptraps on Nov 14, 2019 6:45:37 GMT -8
We can talk about Climate Change, changing weather or any other climate issue, the cause and affect are debatable. However, I do what I can.
My late wife, Ms Betty told me that if I wanted to have a significant impact on air Quality and Polution, I should start my day off by taking "Gasex", a double dose would be a plus....
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Post by exoticimports on Dec 3, 2019 5:29:23 GMT -8
Looked outside this morning. Nope, no warming- business as usual. -12C this morning. Not like The Great Warming Event of 1994, we sailed liquid water on December 4th. Not this year. On another topic, which I've mentioned in threads about MV and UV lights at night, one can see the density of the forest which backs my lights. It seems that as the forest has matured there is greater leaf material, effectively blocking the bright MV. When I run MV now the whole area is lit up, flooded with light, and I believe there is little penetration into the forest; when an insect does get into the area between the deck (where the light is) and the forest, the intensity of light is too much to draw them in.
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Post by rjb on Dec 6, 2019 6:51:22 GMT -8
Nice sarcasm Jan. It is the same here. Although the global average temperature may be up 0.06 degrees F from last year, I can’t see it on my thermometer. My backyard isn’t all that global.
Apparently the global climate models were giving essentially the right answers about 50 years ago and with all the refining and added sophistication, they are getting reduced error bars, but they tell the same story- We are in big trouble. When the global average temperature goes up 1 or 2 or 3 degrees C, this is really, really important in many ways.
Although the Leptraps and Exoticimports and Trumps of the world have closed their minds, many younger folk can still listen and think and realize what the future is going to be. It doesn’t look pretty.
Rick
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Post by gaspipe on Dec 6, 2019 12:13:48 GMT -8
Nice sarcasm Jan. It is the same here. Although the global average temperature may be up 0.06 degrees F from last year, I can’t see it on my thermometer. My backyard isn’t all that global. Apparently the global climate models were giving essentially the right answers about 50 years ago and with all the refining and added sophistication, they are getting reduced error bars, but they tell the same story- We are in big trouble. When the global average temperature goes up 1 or 2 or 3 degrees C, this is really, really important in many ways. Although the Leptraps and Exoticimports and Trumps of the world have closed their minds, many younger folk can still listen and think and realize what the future is going to be. It doesn’t look pretty. Rick Climate models are like women’s shoes ; each day look in the closet and see what looks best. Fact is most climate models have been inaccurate. I believe of the 20 or 30 used by the UN the Russian model has been the most accurate. They must have rigged both the election and climate at the same time. Fact is the western world has and is addressing carbon emissions but it’s always glossed over when China and India are brought up. Dumb politicians want to turn the country upside down and break the bank with zero research to show it will have any effect. Heck one relatively small volcanic eruption would undo trillions of wasted tax payer money.! There are so many factors ; many unknown that can effect the climate that can cause changes and be completely beyond human control. Yeah I known: control those we can . But show something all this Green Deal BS will even matter . Fact is you can’t. So let’s have the market forces drive the effort . Build me a Ford F-150 to run my business that is electric , costs the same or less , had the same power , same hauling and plowing capabilities and I’ll buy it . I wait with baited breath. Do that and I’ll be on board . But spare me all the models with incomplete and limited cherry picked data. And most of all spare me the hysterics. Remember the ozone becoming depleted by 1990 ? Huh don’t hear much about that anymore .
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Post by leptraps on Dec 7, 2019 5:33:21 GMT -8
As for Leptraps, I believe without a doubt that man has caused some serious damage to the earth and the atmosphere via two Nuclear Disasters. One in Russia and the other in Japan. And, I think there is more to come. The next Nuclear Disaster will occur in either China or India. I would not be surprised if it kills hundreds of thousands or even several million people. The after affects, say 10 or 20 years after the initial disaster. The loss of life will be immense. And the radio active fallout will contamimate food sources, water supplies and the air we breath.
Imagine a radioactive atmosphere that pours radioactive rain upon the earth. Even if the initial fallout does not get us, the radioactive atmosphere certainly will.
And during this conversation, my "breaking wind" came up, again. That would equate to a teaspoon of water dumped into the Pacific Ocean and caused the oceans level to rise substantially.
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Post by rjb on Dec 7, 2019 5:36:33 GMT -8
Gaspipe believes that the models are not trustworthy. He disagrees with the 10,000+ scientists who actually study global warming. Exoticimports doesn’t trust scientists because they are funded by governments. Those 10,000+ scientists are from many countries, working for many decades under many political regimes. Some were funded by the petroleum industry (like Exxon). Many polls have shown that scientists span the full political ideology range, far left to far right. That tends to be irrelevant to the science. The science process has been successful because it weeds out the errors and fraud that any individual scientist might publish.
We all make a personal choice to guess that the scientists are right or wrong. If you understand science-the methods, the process, the history of how it can fail and get fixed, then you will feel very confident to trust the scientists on this one.
Exoticimports likes to follow the money unless he doesn’t like the results. The petroleum industry set out to confuse the public. The dollars they have spent, company by company are huge and known. All the typical confusion about this topic – “scientists talked about global cooling in the 70’s” “All models are untrustworthy”, “volcanoes” , “the sun cycles” originated many decades ago by the “think tanks” of the oil industry. All the confused arguments were adequately addressed decades ago and are just being recycled. The fossil fuel industry campaign to confuse the public was successful as is evidenced by this discussion. Several very smart people like gaspipe, exoticimports and leptraps are completely wrong about global warming, thanks to the confusion-campaign of the oil industry. The confusion has prevented the world from taking much action, so the future looks much worse than it might have. Tough luck. That’s the way people are.
Rick
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Post by lamprima2 on Dec 7, 2019 19:33:32 GMT -8
It seems that we could reduce emission by connecting leptraps to gaspipe
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Post by exoticimports on Dec 8, 2019 6:26:44 GMT -8
We have some mighty big accusations leveled against me. I never said there is no global warming, nor did I say follow the money except. We have juveniles fabricating my words, and I don't appreciate it.
Unlike virtually all armchair weather warriors, I've actually experienced the king tides on Funafuti and Majuro, sat through hurricanes, and suffered through record high water on the Great Lakes. I don't need some 12 YO twit to tell me about changing weather patterns. Nor do I need a lecture on industry-driven obfuscation; I can talk all day about false information campaigns starting with the Boston Tea Party, running right through the useless bombings of the ball bearing factories of Schweinfurt (thanks, Sweden!), right up to the failure of the S54 motors in the E46 BMW. And I can intelligently talk about government obfuscation, fabrication, and data manipulation ad nauseam.
I have a right- no, a duty- to question what I'm told to believe. Sometimes the "info" is correct, sometimes it's not, and sometimes we'll never know. But it's my right to ask questions; when I get non-answers in return it brings into further question the authenticity of the data. Whether I believe the answer is one way or another, when the answer is avoided it leads me to be suspect, that's all.
Now y'all go on back to YouTube. I'm donning ECWS and Danners and going outside. In the mean time, if I didn't say it, don't report that I did- that's just fake news, and at least in USA it's illegal.
Chuck
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Post by leptraps on Dec 8, 2019 9:48:32 GMT -8
Mother earth has the ability by to recover from most of man's stupidity. However, man's stupidity may result in the end of mankind. The earth will continue to turn and in time will recover. However, Mother Earth has common sence. She will will not make the same mistake twice. That is unless she creates man again and they will all be like me. Extremely intelligent, absolutely charming, well endowed and down right sexy.
That would be a perfect world!!
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Post by gaspipe on Dec 8, 2019 10:43:54 GMT -8
Armchair warriors or not, supporting the climate change movement is most important. Even something as simple as creating online awareness from your armchair and by the very way you shop, for instance, by choosing responsibly produced products from your local suppliers, is better than doing nothing or even counter the movement. It is always anyone's choice to ignore this issue. Now, this is the really funny part; Greta Thunberg is hitting on ALL world governments for their continued total inaction, on the most important ever issue, by demanding action for the future of everything living. Greta Thunberg's faith in governments is flat out zero. Guess what, libertarians has that same flat out zero faith in government! So why is this turned into an issue at all? Like Rick said, the fossil fool industry has been successful in confusing the public, by grooming especially libertarian groups as well as the general public. If anything, both left and right should support the climate change movement by giving government politicians a huge kick in their election-balls by demanding action and change! What a great way for us all to fight self serving government politicians! These days and times is not for letting the fossil fool industry confuse us all. Renewable energy is already much bigger than the fossil fool industry and its a good place to invest your pension funds! The sooner, the better. This is why we do not need Trump and his "clean coal" rhetoric and a return to stone age mining, etc. We do not need a dictator in any government. If we want to see real change, then old, self serving fart politicians like Trump, Clinton, Bolsonaro, Orban or whomever. They all need to be dismissed and their positions taken over by young(er) people that understand that old ways is harmful to everything. Jan The more I read posts like this the more delusional you climate extremists sound . Scary people.
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Post by gaspipe on Dec 9, 2019 9:54:56 GMT -8
Opps a volcano erupted in New Zealand . Just think of all climate changing gases that put into the atmosphere ! How many carbon credits do Al Gore and Greta have to buy to offset the eruption? Leptraps can reduce his intake of beans and Iam going to drive my truck less for a few weeks ; that may help.
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Post by exoticimports on Dec 11, 2019 5:10:28 GMT -8
The whole Mekong delta is disappearing. Here the hint of fake news is that these Asian people are poor and lazy and will do anything for a bowl of rice, because as we all know Vietnamese people are some really lazy commies. They just need some more clean coal from Trump to get their lives straight! Jan While I assume this is said in jest, it is neither with foundation nor accurate. There has been no attempt by Trump or USGOV to sell coal to Vietnam. VN has the third largest coal operation in the world, and has yet to source coal from USA. If they did though, it would be cleaner coal than they are sourcing from China. Who exactly are you accusing of calling the Vietnamese poor and lazy? What is your source? The disinformation campaign doesn't establish credibility. I'll just leave this here.
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Post by Paul K on Dec 11, 2019 6:02:34 GMT -8
Mekong delta is sinking also, so it is not only rising sea level which impacts disappearing of delta. The same problem is facing Bangkok. The whole city is sinking faster then the sea level rises. The two are rather different cases of course of sinking, however the final effect is same.
Chuck Jan was using a sarcasm talking about lazy Vietnamese 😜
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Post by exoticimports on Dec 11, 2019 6:15:03 GMT -8
I love the Vietnamese. Hard working, highly intelligent, trustworthy.
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Post by gaspipe on Dec 11, 2019 9:37:53 GMT -8
I love the Vietnamese. Hard working, highly intelligent, trustworthy. Whoever Jan is ; he or she ; seems to immediately feel those who have a different opinion on climate change(‘we call it “ seasons” here in New England ) are evil supporters of President Trump or spend our days reading Breitbart news. I believe her disdain for anyone who dares challenge the conclusions of 10,000 “ scientists “ is an obviously ignorant person . Even though, given our degrees, Iam sure many on this forum would definitely qualify as “scientists “. So again if you don’t agree you are berated and given access to Jan’s videos which I guess are supposed to provide incontrovertible proof of the crisis. OK fine except I’ve lived long enough to have seen many incontrovertible claims on climate change never come even close to reality. So ignorant me will go back to eating my boogers and passing gas with Leptraps . And by the way I actually watched one of them and they don’t help the cause.
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