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I don't let it bother me because I won't be around when the shit gets serious.
Can you explain what you mean by "through history climate and seasons have changed?"
Specifically, how have they changed, and why?
Naturally occurring through history when is was summer, it was once winter, and vice versa with other seasons.
it's a cyclic change that takes a long long time. It's natural, on a micro penis scale, the east of north america, winter is coming later. Snow and cold weather come after December. And is continuing that trend.
Again there are many natural occurrences and California is a great example.
In CA there is a natural cycle of draught, fire caused be lightening and, then land slide by too much rain.
. that natural cycle is the way the earth seems too keep the earth the freshest. The fire and draught and rain combined in that a cyclic manner creates fresh new soil and plant life..
And those Natural started fires produce a lot.of co2. In history humans fled those fires InStead of fighting them.
It was mother earth doing her natural thing and she was probably cleansing things . Way beyond human understanding
Naturally occurring through history when is was summer, it was once winter, and vice versa with other seasons.
it's a cyclic change that takes a long long time. It's natural, on a micro penis scale, the east of north america, winter is coming later. Snow and cold weather come after December. And is continuing that trend.
Again there are many natural occurrences and California is a great example.
In CA there is a natural cycle of draught, fire caused be lightening and, then land slide by too much rain.
. that natural cycle is the way the earth seems too keep the earth the freshest. The fire and draught and rain combined in that a cyclic manner creates fresh new soil and plant life..
And those Natural started fires produce a lot.of co2. In history humans fled those fires InStead of fighting them.
It was mother earth doing her natural thing and she was probably cleansing things . Way beyond human understanding
So you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about, but you still feel like you are entitled to have an opinion?
I am.actual a geologist,.
Naturally occurring through history when is was summer, it was once winter, and vice versa with other seasons.
it's a cyclic change that takes a long long time. It's natural, on a micro penis scale, the east of north america, winter is coming later. Snow and cold weather come after December. And is continuing that trend.
Again there are many natural occurrences and California is a great example.
In CA there is a natural cycle of draught, fire caused be lightening and, then land slide by too much rain.
. that natural cycle is the way the earth seems too keep the earth the freshest. The fire and draught and rain combined in that a cyclic manner creates fresh new soil and plant life..
And those Natural started fires produce a lot.of co2. In history humans fled those fires InStead of fighting them.
It was mother earth doing her natural thing and she was probably cleansing things . Way beyond human understanding
I once was part of a team that calculated possible emission reductions for the steel industry, assuming we maximize all possible forms of CO2 reduction AND make use of CCS AND assuming electricity will have a way lower carbon footprint in the future. Ignoring economic rationality.
Even then, the 80% reduction target until 2050 is impossible to reach. I imagine that other industries face similar problems.
So we are faced with the reality that things will get really bad in some parts of the world. While fences may seem a viable solution today, I am not so sure about the future when hundreds of millions of people may have to move. Migration is and will be reinforced by climate change.
This is extremely, extremely unlikely.Beyond that, I don't do much of anything. There hasn't actually been any climate change around my parts yet, so there nothing to adjust my behaviour to.
This is extremely, extremely unlikely.
You not noticing things is not the same as there not being effects. In much of Europe, particularly northern Europe, there have been major changes in timing of insect emergence, plant flowering, etc. This has also had major effects on migrating birds.Or if there has been, they have been extremely, extremely imperceptible.
It doesn't rain more, it doesn't rain less, it isn't hotter, it isn't colder, the flora or fauna hasn't been affected beyond the introduction of a new breed of butterfly or two, and so on. There may be some statistical differences over the last decades, but nothing that is discernible to the human eye, so to speak.
You not noticing things is not the same as there not being effects. In much of Europe, particularly northern Europe, there have been major changes in timing of insect emergence, plant flowering, etc. This has also had major effects on migrating birds.