did you know that the results of the most studies aren't that accurate or reliable?

but only a few researchers are willing to come out and say that their results are wrong because it threatens their entire career

Blindly??

yes, are you a researcher yourself

Show me your research then

I’d like to see a yearly graph of averages

i'm not the one who talked about facts, that was you

That's the problem, you don't push for results

Burden of proof is on you

"I want to see the graph of averages"
Do you know what I want to see?

You made the claim

Or are you just talking out your ass because you have no proof

I want to see how they carried out their research not just their conclusions

Ok thought so 👌 lmao

no you made the claim, you brought up the idea of fact

now you resort to ad hom because you can't defend your "facts"

You made the claim that Canada is getting colder. I provided a link that destroys your claim.

I’m waiting for your rebuttal on disproving my counter

didn't I provide a pretty good one that you never responded to

But you have none other than “that study isn’t accurate”

Where

I’m waiting for a link

weak

lol

I don’t see anything from you other than your own words

Lmao yea when you’re ready to debate lmk.

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Yes I'm not seeing anything from you other than googling and copying the first result

you literally pulled an AMP article

Better research than anything you provided so far

Lmaooo

no think about it like this

I'm sure we can agree that businesses seek out profit above all else

so if canada is getting warmer and mexico is getting warmer

Mexico becomes a worse place to grow tomatos, so why are they still grown there

I don't think a business would purposely kill their profit margin if a better market exists

Canada has ample farm land for mass growth especially considering new techniques
it has 2 class 1 freight lines, same as mexico

heres some proof of tomato growth in mexico: https://gain.fas.usda.gov/Recent%20GAIN%20Publications/Tomato%20Annual_Mexico%20City_Mexico_6-21-2017.pdf

https://www.pma.com/~/media/pma-files/research-and-development/canada.pdf?la=en

there's canada, a lot less than mexico