Posted on 04/14/2023 7:22:08 PM PDT by zeestephen
Neither Live, nor Science.
Lol. No one would EVER attempt to prove such a ridiculous claim…
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In my area, we went from winter coats to no coats. We skipped spring
Here we go again. We’re all gonna die blah blah blah Global Warming blah blah blah Saint Greta blah blah blah. BIG YAWN.
If the water is so hot then that means the lobsters are a cooking!
The scientific term is; "fudging the data".
Here I’m thinking about how much onions garlic and pepper I need for the big boil dinner.
Shout!
The Isley Brothers
https://youtu.be/nEjLFpU2pJ4
Don’t forget whale lists due to better whale conservation practices. Sarc.
Last time I went to the beach near Los Angeles, which was not long ago, the water was as COLD as usual, even though it was SUMMER.
You win the prize for intelligent post.
Next ice age will harm humanity more by a factor of 100 than any global warming can.
If humans can delay the next inevitable ice age by 24 hours, that will save lives.
Climate changes are caused by cycles in the Sun, which is million times bigger than puny earth.
This is exactly right. The pre flood earth was warm, creatures and plants were larger and all the land mass was together. You can see that from the fossil record which records the death of all living flesh.
Want to return to eaten? It was super warm and not a drop of rain fell until judgement with the flood. The entire land mass was watered by a misty environment. It’s actually super neat to think about.
Since the earth is still coming out of an ice age cycle it’s not surprising that we are seeing record high temperatures (duh) but it’s absurd to think plant food is the problem. However there’s no money to be made by having no imaginary problems to solve.
There is no publication I know of which shows global temperature on a daily basis.
Wattsupwiththat.com says March 23 was .2 degrees above the 30 year average. Drroyspencer.com says March was 1.44 degrees below average in the US
Let’s go swimmin’!
Thank goodness most people live on land instead of in the ocean
Totally agree. Earth is 4.5 billion years old. There’s been a lot of climate change long before man and will be long after man is gone.
If true it presages much stronger hurricanes and typhoons. Cat 6, maybe?
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