Message from @Citizen Z
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Water shortages? Lol
@Citizen Z it goes right along with my post before it. Idiotic environmental predictions
@indio007 yeah it goes right along with your saying.
Consult the Oracle
Lol
^^^ funny
Mann now finds himself in some pretty hot water since it’s been revealed that his hockey stick is more of a hokey stick, as it holds absolutely no scientific weight.
https://www.naturalnews.com/2019-11-04-climate-change-a-criminal-science-fraud-ring.html
Professor Valentina Zharkova: The Solar Magnet Field and the Terrestrial Climate
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•Nov 5, 2018
I thought climate change was destroying the reef
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Sabine Hossenfelder has a PhD in physics and is presently a Research Fellow at the Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies. She is author of the book "Lost in Math: How Beauty Leads Physics Astray"
@RadRhys you should read that. There is no such thing as manmade global warming
Thx my dude, I’ll read it later today
But because of the meme...
>breitbart lmao
Breitbart isn't a meme. Its a news organization that happened to report on marcos interview.
The meme is that Breitbart is a biased source that gets money from the fossil fuel industry and rarely sources information. It’s like PragerU but marginally better.
CO2 was not claimed to be poisonous, at least not in the way implied.
CO2 increasing plant productivity only when there is a surplus of other resources. What I said about plants closing their stomata for longer still holds very true. I find it ironic that you’re supporting a conclusion gained from satellite telemetry. I would also like to point out the trillion tree campaign, which seeks to plant a trillion trees and is spearheaded by China, India, and Ethiopia.
During the Jurassic and especially the Triassic (Pangea), it is believed that there was a starker contrast between drier inland areas and wetter, river/lake/coastal areas. The prevalence of CO2 is an estimated average over millions of years. The criticism also ignores other factors, such as the sun increasing in intensity over time.
The forests aren’t the lungs of the Earth, but they are the carbon sequesters. As for the actual lungs of the Earth, they are facing habitat loss partly due to a tendency of lower productivity in areas with higher temperatures.