Soon I can grow my own grapes and melons and shit.

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the more methane, the warmer it gets, the warmer it gets the faster the methane is released

Same. Like the earth is gonna soon get real fucking cold, might as well make this bitch into Mars before then.

well, no one is saying that the change will nessecarily be warm

Greenhouse gas was always the perfect term for it

I want humanity to die

it's about the about of energy captured increasing and tipping systems that are currently in equilbrium

I like all the other animals though

like ocean salination point

Post-modernism and nihilism spotted <:hyperClintDisgusted:487398988149030926>

Ew

Gas all nihilists

We are gonna have a cold winter this year

add freshwater from the poles, change the salt content of the ocean, planet falls into ice age

Hell fucking yes

I'm cold rn

etc etc.

it's just about upsetting balances

not 'cooking everything alive'

planet will survive

will just shake us fleas off her back

pretty sure we are still in an ice age, well an intermediate one

If we just get rid of India and China, then we don't have to worry about their pollution. Second plus to that, we don't have India and China.

ah, no

not even close

we are enjoying a nice 3000 yr summer

the last real ice age occured when there was only a handful of humans

15k years ago

no, more like 200 mil yrs ago

ice age; not ice cycle

I bet they fucked like monkeys during that time to keep warm, the dirty, sexy bastards.

i mean, the planet is 75% water. Vast majority of ocean floor is unexplored

There are a total of ~150 known degassing volcanoes, implying (based on the measured ones) that a total of 271 million tons of CO2 are released annually.

Human activities—mostly burning of coal and other fossil fuels, but also cement production, deforestation and other landscape changes—emitted roughly 40 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide in 2015

271 vs 40

But sure. It’s that extra 40 that’s killing the earth.

The other 271. It’s *natural*.

again, co2 isn't the issue. it's exaggerated x 10

the question becomes how delicate that balance is that pushes one of the systems which has been in equilibrum past a tipping point

no one knows

I think there's too much fucking water on earth. You ever slip in a tub before? Just send that shit to Mars already, we got Coke to last us. <a:KKool:441699989169635328>

maybe it takes 2 deg maybe it takes 6; and maybe it doesn't take any and is just a matter of that balance being upset in some other way

but NONE of the science is what the damn IPCC and political establishment claims