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>CLIMATE CHANGE IS REAL CHUD DEAL WITH IT
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We didn't start the fire
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>>540561036
THE MICRONOVA IS COMING!
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>oy vey goyim, did you check your WET BULB temperature today?
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>>540561036
>PBS slop
No wonder you cropped the thumbnail you troon faggot
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>>540561036
>extreme worseness with electrolytes
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>>540561318
The thumbnail isn't cropped, retard.
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>>540561440
Why didnt you show the channels name tranny
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>>540561036
It's fuckin raining here for the whole week
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>>540561036
Holy fuck look at how red that map is! There are even super dark areas with like black and brown. And even worse areas with white!!! If these colors tell me anything it's that you have to give up your vehicle, your meat consumption, not have kids, and let 10 billion indians into your country.
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>>540561036
Southwest is having a nice monsoon season so far. No extreme heat is not getting worse.
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>>540561036
Climate change will be based for us and Russia, we will double our resources
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>>540561493
>giving them free views
Right now if you want to find the video you have to type the title into the search box.
You shouldn't watch it at all it's propaganda
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>>540561036
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Its weather weapons
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>start doing this
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QUICK PAY MORE TAXES SO THIS STOPS
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>>540561613
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Wasn’t the world really hot at one point? And then really cold at one point? The world is fine.
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>>540561583
Then you are admitting you are an anime loving troon that is spamming the catalog with fag threads.
10-4 I read you loud and clear brother.
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Even if all humans on the Earth died in the mid 1800s and the industrial revolution never occurred, this would still be happening. And no amount of taxing me for breathing will ever change that.
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>>540561672
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>>540561694
Newfaggot
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>>540561036
>red map
FUCKING.
Anyways, if you're in on this shit, please move to California.
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>>540561036
I was born and raised in Phoenix az. The hottest day I've ever experienced was in June 26, 1990. That's the hottest it's ever got here in my lifetime. 36 years ago
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>>540561036
It's not. The globohomo kikes just want to reduce CO2 to cause another ice age to wipe out white European countries.
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>>540561218
Why bother, when it comes you will not escape death's embrace.
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>>540561036
>the quality of psyops and bait
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It's not my fault.
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>>540561836
What does /g/ have anything to do with you being an anime troon. Youre probably the reason anyone said anime troon before 2020 which is ultra sad becasue you were so pathetic and annoying anons could identify you based on your posting style.
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>>540561100
ay your the micronova guy I was talking too last night lmao
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>>540561550
>If these colors tell me anything it's that you have to give up your vehicle, your meat consumption, not have kids, and let 10 billion indians into your country.
I keked
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>>540561036
we need to import millions of indians at once
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>>540561036
The left is right about everything.
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I also remember when the left started eating non GMO and organic and Fox News was crying about it.
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>>540561036
lol, i wish, i have left the smallest footprint on earth than 99% of all current human life.
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>>540561662
and die for israel
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>>540561036
only planets without climate doesnt have climate change.
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>>540561036
ah shit, missed this thread, my bad
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>>540564153
give them more money to solve these problems. but do not audit them.
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>cold swing=mass deaths
>heat swing=survivable

I pray for another ice age to have a clean slate hopefully Whites/Asians won't share tech or feed the masses of useless eaters
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why would scientists lie about rising temps anhd climate change?
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>>540561036
>>540561036
Nuking Iran would actually solve this the amount of debris and sand going into the atmosphere would cause a -3 degrees on Earth temps.
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>>540561036
They actually tell the useful iditos they made it up.
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>>540561036
stop talking like a retard to downplay a real issue.
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>>540561036
No one is questioning that Montana, Northern Washington, and Southern Idaho are the same shade as Arizona? This literally can't be a temperature map if they're being serious.
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>>540565275
Its a global death cult
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if you would please consult the graph
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>>540565165
clout and funding, scientists are just humans, too
you read a few papers, and you'll see it
and most people, who read the papers, are either involved themselves, meaning they dont mention it, or are read by people incapable or unwilling of understanding them, meaning they get free pass'ed

it takes either a peer or an autistic schizo to take one apart
the peers dont want the same to happen to them, so they all circle-jerk each other, unless you happen to be declared persona non-grata
then the reverse happens, and they all pick you apart, even if the paper, and the science within it, is solid
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>>540561592
a bit outdated, forgets the hockey stick garbage,
the undermeasurement of TSI and lack of consideration for the earth's declining magnetic field (fill in that gap with GHG coefficient bloat),
the massive data extrapolations in arctic modeling from giss
the climategate emails where Mann & Schmidt were lamenting that the warming signal had disappeared and they came up with a trick to bring it back, this is the reason you see all the graphs in Temp anomaly and not akshual temps
Anthony Watts showing data perversion via site placement
the model that tried to include cosmic rays when they could no longer be ignored never being referenced because it really broke it to shit
and we might as well toss in this fake and gay humidex temp representation too, because its the only way they get the numbers up there anymore
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>>540565409
it does seem that temperature preceds CO2 levels, but at that granularity, they should all be overlapping
>scientists dont calculate the offset
>they just push the graphs left/right
>until valley and peak matches up
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>>540565409
100%, the temp always comes first before co2 ppm, simple physics
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Funny how climate change is no longer an issue when it comes to building giant data centers everywhere.
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>>540561036
lol
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>>540565409
your graph is better than my graph
I feel ashamed.
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>>540561036
We are going through an Ice Age Termination Event. Once it starts it can't be stopped. There is literally nothing we can do to change anything right now.
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>>540565369
You can’t even be mad about them calling us useless eaters bc we know, they know, they know that we know.
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>>540565495
>forgets the hockey stick garbage,
You mean the fraud graph that Al Gore deliberately mislead people into thinking CO2 leads to higher temperatures when that's exactly the opposite of the truth?
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>>540565804
you can make it up to me by finding a nice graph of benthic foraminifera fossil concentrations for the same time period
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This is the only thing you need to think about, not even worry about because it will happen and you are helpless to change that fact and all the fun bits leading up to the full flip.
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>>540565947
Theyre useless money swindlers. Who has actually contributed to society in a positive way? Europeans 1000:1
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>>540566097
Earth isn't shaped like a T....
>I know the theory, I've read Chan Thomas
>the truth is wilder than 'flipping axis'
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Hot!? During summer!? We need more taxes!
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>>540561677
Yes, but those changes happened slowly for thousands of years, not a few centuries like today. The thing about climate change is that no activist ever mentions China or India and their pollution and carbon emitions.
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>>540566252
the models we're taught depicting an even distribution of earths molten layers are fictional, not that you need more than the already established rotational wobble to make the connection.
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>>540566528
>The thing about climate change is that no activist ever mentions China or India and their pollution and carbon emitions
well you should not point fingers
especially not, if you yourself do what you accuse others of doing
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>it's getting worse
No it's not. Dumb fucks have no historical frame of reference outside the lies they tell themselves repeatedly.
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>>540566528
Never mention per capita when you talk about pollution. Niggers who cry about China and India don't like that.
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>>540561036
>global warming nonsense
Into the trash it goes
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>Because it occurred approximately 42,000 years ago, the period has been termed the Adams Event or Adams Transitional Geomagnetic Event, a tribute to science fiction writer Douglas Adams, who wrote in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy that "42" was the answer to life, the universe and everything.
holy fucking reddit
what a bunch of (pre-internet) soifags
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laschamp_event
>The Laschamp or Laschamps event,[a] also termed the Adams event,[2] was a geomagnetic excursion (a short reversal of the Earth's magnetic field) that occurred between 42,200 and 41,500 years ago, during the Last Glacial Period.
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>>540561036
We're still in an ice age by the way.
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>>540561036
China pumps out quadruple the CO2 of Europe, Australia, and North America combined. Why should I have to do something about it when they're not going to do anything about it at all?
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>>540567524
>During the transition, Earth's magnetic field declined to a minimum of 5% of its current strength, and was at about 25% of its current strength when fully reversed.
>This reduction in geomagnetic field strength resulted in more cosmic rays reaching the Earth, causing greater production of the cosmogenic isotopes beryllium-10 and carbon-14, a decrease in atmospheric ozone, and changes in atmospheric circulation.
damar, wheres that temperature chart
>>540565409
>not implausible
zoomed out too much, need one with about t-50K years of data

lets talk about earths geomagneticism
>A geomagnetic reversal is a change in the Earth's dipole magnetic field such that the positions of magnetic north and magnetic south are interchanged
>Reversal occurrences appear to be statistically random.
>Most estimates for the duration of a polarity transition are between 1,000 and 10,000 years,[16] but some estimates are as quick as a human lifetime.
current magnetic field strength of earth has been on a downward trajectory since the 1700s
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>>540567910
>lets talk about earths geomagneticism
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geomagnetic_reversal
somebody has already overlaid this with this >>540565409 somewhere
>please tell me that is the case
and then it probably found out that its circulatory in reasoning/evidence
>there are THOUSANDS OF PAPERS ON CLIMATE CHANGE
great! now im going to need forever to sift through them all
>how is this a win for the field?
greter, please
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>>540567910
>causing greater production of the cosmogenic isotopes beryllium-10 and carbon-14
consider that
>The Australian Research Council funded research to analyze a fossilized kauri tree found in New Zealand in 2019.
>Radiocarbon dating revealed that the tree was alive from 42,500–41,000 years ago, within the timeframe of the event.
and then that

there is reason to assume there is a mix-up of cause and effect there
now transpose that to everything humans do, when they study the past
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>>540561036
You guys joke about this but most of us are going to die from extreme weather. If it's not a weather event itself like extreme heat, then it'll be the water and food shortages
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>>540567910
>>540568110
>>540568228
>1 : Bow shock
>2 : Magnetosheath
>3 : Magnetopause
>4 : Magnetosphere
>5 : Northern tail lobe
>6 : Southern tail lobe
>7 : Plasmasphere
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth's_magnetic_field
the magnetic field creates the magnetosphere
the magnetic field is a side-effect of the movement of earth's iron core
it protects earth and the atmosphere from solar wind (particles from the sun) and cosmic rays (more particles from the sun or outer space)
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i mean, it would really suck if some anon one-ups the entire field as pseuds, who've tunnel vision'ed onto CO2-levels, right?
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>>540567910
>current magnetic field strength of earth has been on a downward trajectory since the 1700s
picrel
>Strength of the axial dipole component of Earth's magnetic field from 1600 to 2020
also, another anon mentioned that since 2020, the field strength reduction has even increase
>In July 2020 scientists report that analysis of simulations and a recent observational field model show that maximum rates of directional change of Earth's magnetic field reached ~10°per year – almost 100 times faster than current changes and 10 times faster than previously thought.

also, quoting the reversal article on wikipedia
>In some simulations, this leads to an instability in which the magnetic field spontaneously flips over into the opposite orientation.
>This scenario is supported by observations of the solar magnetic field, which undergoes spontaneous reversals every 9–12 years.
>With the Sun it is observed that the solar magnetic intensity greatly increases during a reversal, whereas reversals on Earth seem to occur during periods of low field strength.
meaning it probably can flip around in a short time
also
>A geomagnetic excursion, like a geomagnetic reversal, is a significant change in the Earth's magnetic field.
>Unlike reversals, an excursion is not a long-term re-orientation of the large-scale field, but rather represents a dramatic, typically a (geologically) short-lived change in field intensity, with a variation in pole orientation of up to 45° from the previous position.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geomagnetic_excursion
i.e. quick and rapid oscillations within a longer magnetic time frame appear to not be uncommon
(i dont _necessarily_ follow why they need be differentiated, if they are thought to occur at random intervals, but okay)
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>>540566217
Correct
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>>540569025
>>This scenario is supported by observations of the solar magnetic field, which undergoes spontaneous reversals every 9–12 years.
in case any of you smarty-pants notice this is suspiciously close to the 11-year cycle of sunspots
>yeah, it has been looked into
picrel taken from this 1998 study
>Simulated effects at neutron monitor energies: Evidence for a 22-year cosmic-ray variation
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/234303263_Simulated_effects_at_neutron_monitor_energies_Evidence_for_a_22-year_cosmic-ray_variation
a paper i found while i was looking into cosmic rays a few weeks ago
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>>540569136
>bild vergessen
dürrrrpp
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>>540561036
Red means hot. Like a Cheeto.
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Boomers dont care. they think it wont happen in their life time.
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>>540561036
so what?
"change" have been a very popular thing in the past 20 years at least, why would this be any different?
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>>540561218
wtf is a wet bulb. sounds like some disgusting jewish sexual innuendo
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>>540561036
not my problem. I barely own anything, doesn't affect me much.
this is rich people problem, they own lands and shit that gets fucked. also it's their doing. me taking a shower and eating a sausage got nothing to do with it. private jets, cruise ships, wars, munition manufacturing, war planes, war ships, nukes, thirdies burning shit
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>>540569371
fair, have fun
>>540569331
>so what?
well, scientists and elites might want to recheck their assumptions
a lot of them seemed to have imported a bunch of immigrants, thinking it wont affect them
but now they are driving semis and buses and doing aircraft maintenance, too
there is no escape from planet earth, not within our lifetimes (or those of our immediate offspring)
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>>540567562
China is so stupid they probably make 100% more stuff than the planet even needs they don't even care they are destroying the planet and we all know they have the scientists who can tell them what they're doing. They probably just think of a way to make biodomes to live in and hope that everyone else dies then they engineer some shit to rescue earth then repopulate with only Chinese.
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>>540561036
If climate change is real, why are there so many kikes living in the desert?
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>>540570094
Damn it Malaysia, are you trying to get the site shutdown again?
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There's something other than man or nature that causes Climate Change™.
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>>540569936
>repopulate with only Chinese.
On the bright side, they're heading for one of the hardest demographic collapses of all nations. Of all the fertility rate collapses, Asian nations in general have had the hardest collapses as they've all collapsed to something like 1.2 or 1.3 and China is no exception. Western fertility rates for instance are still significantly higher and have declined fairly steadily over two centuries, not over 50 years.
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>>540569936
it's tricky to judge things because one can argue west did whatever the fuck it wanted during its peak development, so why should other countries "behave"? everyone has the right to use energy and develop, same as anyone else. one could even think west wants to cockblock everyone else from developing hard by imposing limits on how much energy they can use, using climate change to do it.
so it's more of a west thing, we have to pull the brakes on our consumption.

also the planet don't give a shit about countries. climate change has no concept of "countries", that's a complete human fabrication. thus the only metric that matters for comparisons is per capita. how much the average joe there consumes, equivalent of-course, average joe don't consume anywhere close to per capita, but per capita is a good equalizer and relevant figure to judge what certain areas of the planet are doing.
thus picrel is the most interesting metric for it. if you want to say anything about it, please consult picrel chart, go there and talk to each of time, in turn. picrel is the scientific data, not political one
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>>540570385
its even more complicated than that, china produces and manufactures more for the entire world than the west ever did
this makes china have the impact on the carbon budget for goods that are ultimately used somewhere else
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>>540561036
whatever turns fudgepacker state of California into hell, i dont give a fuck.
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>>540570637
I mean me having a computer is not taiwan and some chinese sweatshops releasing carbon. that's literally me. I did that, I paid for that carbon release to get the PC. if I wasn't a customer as a mass thing, that PC wouldn't get fabricated, for me to buy it. so when I am buying a PC, it is me releasing that carbon, even if it's released in china or india or wherever some of the shit I got was made. so it's not because they are manufacturing it, it's because I am buying it. and I will buy it yeah, I need it wtf.
so yeah, it needs some extra consideration, move some carbon to some other countries per capita depending on how much manufacturing or basically outside funds coming in for that, and move some of that carbon to source of money.
still I mean norway/canada/us/australia, not many sweatshops in there innit
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>>540561036
Anons, which year have you changed your mind and stopped believing this "global warming" nonsense?
For me, it was 2008.
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>>540570938
not judging you, or joe, or chang, or ivan, or ranjeet
just agreeing its a global problem and this planet belongs to all or no one, at least spritually
nevertheless, muzzies and jeets are getting fried first, it seems >>540564895
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>import browns into White lands
>temperature goes up as a result
>Climate change!!! It's White people fault!!! Erase White people
>As anti-White agenda progresses, temperature continues to go up
>Kill all White people!!!
The earth will swallow up the non-Whites, and the temperature will go back to normal. But it won't be over for the anti-White agenda, and White people will probably not figure it out still.
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>>540567524
i think arthur dent was a geologist himself, so i guess that soifaggotry can be excused
(laschamps event first discovery 1960, thgtg 1979)

anyhow, yeah, some scientists have been working on these theories, that the adams event and (sudden) climate change are correlated
>Earth’s magnetic field broke down 42,000 years ago and caused massive sudden climate change
https://theconversation.com/earths-magnetic-field-broke-down-42-000-years-ago-and-caused-massive-sudden-climate-change-155580
>The Adams Event – Did Polar Drift Cause Climate Change 42,000 Years Ago?
https://www.geographyrealm.com/the-adams-event-did-polar-drift-cause-climate-change-42000-years-ago/

the studies seem to mostly revolve around cooper et al
some are locked, some are open access
cooper appears to stop short of suggesting it is what earth is presently building up to
but it seems to be at the tip of his tongue, when he mentions 42 is the answer to (nearly) everything
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>>540570938
>it is me releasing that carbon
If you don't buy the computer, it's getting produced anyways.
>Per Capita
Nonsense here. Divide it over billions of people and its insignificant. If you were born 100 years ago when you reached your current ag\e you'd probably be thinking computers were just some sci-fi story thing or some thing NASA or some prestigious university uses. You wouldn't even be thinking of buying one. However you live in a time where personal computers of some sort, whether desktop, laptop, or phone, has been advertised for decades and pushes as a normal part of life and the economic apparati had been pushed in set up to the point where most people require some sort of computer to function in the current economy.

You didn't do any of that. You are simply in the world that was dictated to you by a small handful of people who used propaganda to manipulate you. You are not responsible for that carbon. Ultimately the people who either own the factory or even allow it to operate are the ones who are truly responsible. In addition the nonsense of carbon counting here is just leading to modern economic scams like the "carbon credit" where all sorts of nonsense is set up to move around money and with eventual laws based on these credits ends up allowing them to further monopolize production.

The entire scheme as usual is mostly anti-white and anti-middle class. You put the burden on the average person who just does what they were acclimated to rather than the people who whether colluding or competing work to manipulate the average person to behave in specific ways. You take the burden on yourself while the cost should be imposed solely on the people who actually rule the world, i.e. those people who control most of the propaganda apparati and hence wealth and governments.
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>>540561036
The last ice age is clearing up and we are entering the interglacial period.
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>>540572122
the temps rose right along with the industrial revolution... dipshit
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>>540561036
Climate change is real, but not caused by humans. every planet including the sun is experiencing changes. this is a planetary system / galactic effect.

the elite-ists know about it and are preparing... you should too.
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>>540572280
And the industrial revolution happened at the end of the mini ice age in Europe from 1300 to 1850.
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>>540572280
actually, that is conjecture based on correlation
also, you seem to have a (very) high confidence in the measurement data from those days
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>>540572768
everything the right says is not true.
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we need to build more data centers to fix this
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>>540561036
Why haven't Asian countries been held accountable for the amount of pollution they've put forth?
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>>540565409
morons cant into derivatives, its not the T its the dT/dt



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