it's actually contained

humans do have an effect on the rate at which the planet warms but it's entirely overblown, the medieval and roman warm periods were probably at least as warm as today

Yes, it takes about 1000 years to degrade but it can also be recycled.

@Cobra Commander The Romans weren't making holes in the ozone layer.

it's an issue thats been turned into hyperalarmism

Yeah they didn't produce as much CO2

Lol

I was referring to temperature, yes I know they werent affecting the ozone layer

@Cobra Commander It's more about separating facts from fiction

Ozone layer affects temperature greatly

We should build a dyson sphere around our sun to harness unlimited energy.

I also know that

GHG get trapped.

So of course there is a difference

@!GoldenKingship! That's when we achieve a type II civilization

Around the sun lol

Just realized our world would become barren so nvm LOL

Around China

If we're gonna become a type II civilization we're gonna have to achieve globalization

*not globalism

Lol

The UNSC from halo.

Imagine denying anthropogenic climate change

Lol.

HOW DARE YOU

Pardon?

I'm quoting

Greta

Ohhhh

**I should be in school**

Across the ocean

Lmao

Also ozone "holes" don't actually affect the earth's temperature much, although it does affect atmospheric circulation.

Well it does affect temperature

It does.

but not the way the left are portraying

It's against the law in some countries to not wear a hat because of the holes.

It's dangerous

the fact that it is affecting temperature is what affect atmospheric circulations @Cobra Commander

for example in 2010

Well it cools off the stratosphere more than it warms the troposphere