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Relevant ?So tell me how much climate tax will it take to stop this --
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Relevant ?So tell me how much climate tax will it take to stop this --
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None. I don't think we're planning to restrict solar storms anytime soon...So tell me how much climate tax will it take to stop this --
You mean pay people to run the protective atmosphere? I think they'd take umbrage at all the shít we throw at it from this side.So tell me how much climate tax will it take to stop this --
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Relevant ?
None. I don't think we're planning to restrict solar storms anytime soon...
Yes there are. But we just made it worse by our actions.The relevance is there are external forces and cycles that control the earths climate which we have no control of and no amount of climate tax will change such as earths precession and Milankovitch cycles and even neutrinos from exploding stars billions of light years away.
The relevance is there are external forces and cycles that control the earths climate which we have no control of and no amount of climate tax will change such as earths precession and Milankovitch cycles and even neutrinos from exploding stars billions of light years away.
First, Milankovitch cycles operate on long time scales, ranging from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of years. In contrast, Earth’s current warming has taken place over time scales of decades to centuries. Over the last 150 years, Milankovitch cycles have not changed the amount of solar energy absorbed by Earth very much. In fact, NASA satellite observations show that over the last 40 years, solar radiation has actually decreased somewhat.
Says the man who was schooled by Aveatry on Hydroelectric power -- Jonathan who until Aveatry told him knew nothing about Hydroelectric releasing CO2 and methane. So much so that he went on a google fest to find more about it and started his very own thread on it -- like it was his idea all along.What I have noticed with these recent discussions, is that denier are very reluctant to have a proper debate about the basic underlying science. They seem to give up very quickly, then come back with yet another discredited theory.
Says the man who was schooled by Aveatry on Hydroelectric power -- Jonathan who until Aveatry told him knew nothing about Hydroelectric releasing CO2 and methane. So much so that he went on a google fest to find more about it and started his very own thread on it
like it was his idea all along
But I am not a denier though.
NoI suppose denial covers a variety of positions. I posted something along those lines earlier in this thread.
Would you, for example, agree that the earth is warming at an unprecedented rate, and that the great majority of this warming is caused by an increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere?
But you are not comparing RATE of change.The relevance is there are external forces and cycles that control the earths climate which we have no control of and no amount of climate tax will change such as earths precession and Milankovitch cycles and even neutrinos from exploding stars billions of light years away.
There are parts of your statement that I do not accept and parts that I do, its just that I do not accept it in its entirety.
And either way who are you to set the parameters that decide who is a so-called "denier".