Why does land that is near the ocean change temperature less rapidly than land that is located farther inland?

Large volumes of water basically store heat, it ends up being an equalizing force

Greenpeace denies Patrick Moore is a founder of Greenpeace

I guess they didn't think there would be such a thing as an internet archive

https://web.archive.org/web/20051020175654/https://greenpeace.org/international/about/history/founders

Oh the climate

it was so windy today

what should i do to reduce windiness

We need more CO2

Imma give my reasoning before I get bombarded

CO2 is the gas found in green houses and yet everyone says the world is "ending" because of it. Studies show that we're very low on CO2 levels and we're very close to having another ice age. If we release more CO2, plants for bigger, better, and much stronger. More trees, more food, ect

Everyone go to <#523834972126052352> voice channel to pray

In the short term, that might be true, but I don’t know how that will look in 150-200 years

*complaining that the global temperature grew 1 degree celsius*

> *complaining that the global temperature grew 1 degree celsius* has the big gay

@Whory really man? Maybe take a look at all the trouble/change that “1 degree celsius” is bringing with it

Wait wtf

Oh nvm

Lol

Yea I forgot I put that

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Global warming will decrease virus outbreaks <a:peepoparty:583661999880273921>

Clearly.

Climate change is real. Real world consequences of a warmer earth is pretty much the oceans being a few inches higher, and that is ultamately insignidicant

Wish so smart

Woah*

who's Climate and why is he always changing

Global warming will actually increase virus outbreaks it humans

cause heat makes bacteria move

Lol

Viruses typically jump from animals to humans in environments that are natural human habitats

Which are the same areas naturally inhabited by great apes- lowland Africa, Southeast Asia

Climate change essentially makes everything worse.

It's not like there's a reason this planet is stable at the temperature it is...

lol

The boomers don't care either, and they won't care.

It doesn't affect them.

Its not like scientific data stated that for 100 thousand years there was more carbon in the atmosphere