TOPIC OF THE DAY: Do You Believe Climate Change AKA Global Warming IS REAL?

[jerniebert]

Damn just looked this up and America produces enough food to feed double it's population. That's crazy given how many people are living paycheck to paycheck and starving everyday.

Yeah most farmers are greedy. They under pay workers, use more water then anybody, over produce food, spray chemical every where and take more government hand outs then anybody. They not only overfill landfills with there overproduction of food. They also spread manure on there fields that contaminate our ground water with no regard to laws. We have the worst air in the US in the central California mainly because of the dust they kick up and chemicals they spray.

And most of them are republican trump supporters who take more government hand outs then anybody.

 

[b_low_brown]

I'm pissed off that it's still a disscussion of whether or not this is real.

 

[SirReginald]

They're holding us back and frankly we don't need them.

They should walk into the ocean.

AGREED

 

[Bawon Samedi]

Yes, hell we even have the planet Venus as evidence of it existing. One of the biggest reason that planet is a hell hole is because so much of its green house gases is trapped in the atmosphere. Earth could potentially become like Venus if we don't fix our shyt.

 

[BaldingSoHard]

Of course it's real.

 

[Ghost Utmost]

What does that orange faqqot think about it?

Is he gonna try to help it or is he gonna keep repping for coal miners and oil companies?

 

[TrebleMan]

Yes. Whether we're causing it, the way the earth is evolving on it's own or there are forces acting upon it from the solar system, there are significant changes undergoing.

I just don't know how anybody can say otherwise. They're too busy worrying about not being blamed rather than admitting we have a problem. We need to be in collective agreement that we must figure out what's causing it.

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

Make babies and have em grow up on this doomed planet, brehs and brehettes

 

[CouldntBeMeTho]

Weather has been changing way before humans were here... And way after we're gone. The real question is.. To what extent is man affecting it..

 

[WaveMolecules]

Pls don't encourage deniers by even making it seem as if there is a choice.

Climate change is a fact.

And we're too far gone anyway. The "greatest generation" ruined the planet for the future.

 

[yeyeye]

Yeah most farmers are greedy. They under pay workers, use more water then anybody, over produce food, spray chemical every where and take more government hand outs then anybody. They not only overfill landfills with there overproduction of food. They also spread manure on there fields that contaminate our ground water with no regard to laws. We have the worst air in the US in the central California mainly because of the dust they kick up and chemicals they spray.

And most of them are republican trump supporters who take more government hand outs then anybody.

Damn didn't know about any of this, got any links for me to read up on this?

 

[AtomicUse]

For people worried about this, just now that the sun is goin to explode one day, which will be the ultimate version of global warming. And there's nothing anyone can do to stop it.

 

[Worthless Loser]

Yeah. Take a look at this website that talks about the effects of Global Warming in Antarctica. There's a lot of information on there.
Antarctica, the Effects of Global Warming


Here is a quick summary:

Summary points of this page:

Global warming is real, it is happening more quickly in some parts of the world than others.

The Antarctic Peninsula is particularly sensitive to small rises in the annual average temperature, this has increased by nearly 3°C in the region in the last 50 years, this is about 10 times faster than the average in the rest of the world. This makes it an excellent study area.

The temperature of Western Antarctica has also risen by a comparable amount, this is the region attached to the Peninsula and stretches to the Transantarctic Mountains.

The temperature of Eastern Antarctica has risen by a much smaller amount or has remained stable, this is the region on the other side of the Transantarctic Mountains.

There is no unusual significant loss of ice of any kind from the larger 96% of Antarctica that is not the Peninsula.

Rising temperatures cause ice shelves to break up - as they are floating already this will not affect sea levels, it may cause the glaciers behind them to speed up their flow-rate considerably. These glaciers will add to sea-level rise if they melt.

The temperature of Antarctica as a whole is predicted to rise by a small amount over the next 50 years. Any increase in the rate of ice melting is expected to be at least partly offset by increased snowfall as a result of the warming.

Some people may think of global warming as this rapid or quick change in temperature, but it is also a very long, lingering process.

Me personally, I think we are slowly but surely getting dragged closer to the sun.

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

For people worried about this, just now that the sun is goin to explode one day, which will be the ultimate version of global warming. And there's nothing anyone can do to stop it.

 

[Wild self]

And carmakers are wondering why did they kill off the hydrogen and the electric car.