CLIMATE CHANGE !!
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ElliottP
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shit.. you are right.. fuck. i hate my life, all i do is follow trends. shit. i'm gonna go masturbate and cry. then binge eat. i just got told....
oh, wait no. i look at evidence.. right. i forgot.hmm. let me guess. you also beleive jesus is gonna suck you off the ground after all the tribulations. right???
oh, wait no. i look at evidence.. right. i forgot.hmm. let me guess. you also beleive jesus is gonna suck you off the ground after all the tribulations. right???
tommihq
Member
Didnt read the wholeshit becaus im tired and wanna go to sleep. But anyway as far as i have been taught the amount of natural disasters hasn't grown a bit they are just easier to register because of the new technology.
And about the CO2 levels i'd really like to see how much we've been improving since the 19th century at least from what i've read shit was really messed up then. The factories were polluting so much more than now-a-days. So at least i see some improvement but i guess al gore didn't remember to show that in his CO2 diagrams.
And about the CO2 levels i'd really like to see how much we've been improving since the 19th century at least from what i've read shit was really messed up then. The factories were polluting so much more than now-a-days. So at least i see some improvement but i guess al gore didn't remember to show that in his CO2 diagrams.
skifree919
Active member
yea i know that one is mostly predictions but still it goes back 1,000 years
go bush!
Parkboy
Active member
Yo COSKIBUM
Please
stop spouting your mouth off, you continue to show all of us your low level of
education with moronic statements such as "there is no proof of
anything." 1+1 = 2 bitch. I could prove this by using the equation 1
+ x = 2. So i'm going to try to find "x" by replacing it with a
one-inch object, let's just say for example a one inch object is your
penis. Put it next to a ruler and you will easily see that if you had
another 1 inch penis stacked on top of it, it would add up to 2 inches. I
just proved that to you. I am by no means a climatologist, but I do know
basic weather. Of course temperatures affect the WEATHER. When
there are differences in surface temperatures, either the land or the ocean, it
changes the pressure of the air, so if you have WARM surface temperatures, it
is going to heat up the air, and we all know warm air rises, (i'm sure you want
proof of this because you question everything) so, ever heard of a HOT AIR
BALLOON, when air rises, it is going to lower the pressure of the air.Â
When that hot air rises into the earth's atmosphere it is going to eventually
cool significantly (higher up in the earth's atmosphere we have colder air) if
you want proof of this please stick your head out an airplane window.Â
when that rising air cools it is going to condense into what we call
CLOUDS. Clouds precipitate; if you want proof of this, please take time
to notice that when it rains, there are clouds in the sky. It is very difficult
to understand the weather of our planet, and how it all works together, but the
atmospheric circulation of air on our planet depends on the surface
temperatures of the earth. So with that correlation, we can see that
deviation in surface temperatures, in turn directly effects deviation in
atmospheric conditions all over the world, increasing the odds of strange
weather phenomena, such as precipitation arriving in large, one time events in
some places, rather than a "standard storm," and long periods without
precipitation, or "droughts" in others places.
Please
stop spouting your mouth off, you continue to show all of us your low level of
education with moronic statements such as "there is no proof of
anything." 1+1 = 2 bitch. I could prove this by using the equation 1
+ x = 2. So i'm going to try to find "x" by replacing it with a
one-inch object, let's just say for example a one inch object is your
penis. Put it next to a ruler and you will easily see that if you had
another 1 inch penis stacked on top of it, it would add up to 2 inches. I
just proved that to you. I am by no means a climatologist, but I do know
basic weather. Of course temperatures affect the WEATHER. When
there are differences in surface temperatures, either the land or the ocean, it
changes the pressure of the air, so if you have WARM surface temperatures, it
is going to heat up the air, and we all know warm air rises, (i'm sure you want
proof of this because you question everything) so, ever heard of a HOT AIR
BALLOON, when air rises, it is going to lower the pressure of the air.Â
When that hot air rises into the earth's atmosphere it is going to eventually
cool significantly (higher up in the earth's atmosphere we have colder air) if
you want proof of this please stick your head out an airplane window.Â
when that rising air cools it is going to condense into what we call
CLOUDS. Clouds precipitate; if you want proof of this, please take time
to notice that when it rains, there are clouds in the sky. It is very difficult
to understand the weather of our planet, and how it all works together, but the
atmospheric circulation of air on our planet depends on the surface
temperatures of the earth. So with that correlation, we can see that
deviation in surface temperatures, in turn directly effects deviation in
atmospheric conditions all over the world, increasing the odds of strange
weather phenomena, such as precipitation arriving in large, one time events in
some places, rather than a "standard storm," and long periods without
precipitation, or "droughts" in others places.
mtbakerteacher
Active member
OK. First off to you CObum, global warming doesn't mean a rising temperature everywhere on the planet, not for awhile at least. Global warming means, like you said, a climate change. The disturbing part about global warming is how quickly it is happening. Remember, it only took a 4 degree change to end the last ice age.
Also, a misconception I would like to clear up, it's not CO2 we are worried about. It's C, or Carbon. Oxygen itself isn't a greenhouse gas. CO2 is less of a problem than almost all hydrocarbons, and humans discharge an extremely finite amount of it, relatively. A single volcanic eruption emits orders of magnitude more carbon and CO2 than man ever has, but the difference between a volcano and mankinds output is that volcanoes give the planet time to heal. Humans don't. That's why carbon emissions are on the rise.
Global warming causes extreme weather patterns, and a slight temperature increase, enough to do harm to the polar ice caps and glaciers. Why would a climate change be melting all the glaciers of the world if the mean temperature of the planet wasn't rising?
Also, a misconception I would like to clear up, it's not CO2 we are worried about. It's C, or Carbon. Oxygen itself isn't a greenhouse gas. CO2 is less of a problem than almost all hydrocarbons, and humans discharge an extremely finite amount of it, relatively. A single volcanic eruption emits orders of magnitude more carbon and CO2 than man ever has, but the difference between a volcano and mankinds output is that volcanoes give the planet time to heal. Humans don't. That's why carbon emissions are on the rise.
Global warming causes extreme weather patterns, and a slight temperature increase, enough to do harm to the polar ice caps and glaciers. Why would a climate change be melting all the glaciers of the world if the mean temperature of the planet wasn't rising?