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Why don`t we instead stop using Ozone depleting chemicals and wait until about 2050 when existing levels of CFCs and other Ozone destroying chemicals in the Stratosphere are scheduled to taper off......oh, wait!
I forgot!
We already did ban these substances, Tropospheric warming and Stratospheric cooling have already started to stabilize and return to pre-1970s temperatures and we apparently only need to continue not doing what we were doing before the Montreal Protocol banned a host of Ozone destroying chemicals to get things back to normal (warmer Stratosphere, cooler Troposphere) by the 2060s.
Chances are that we'll resolve majority of the man-made contributions to climate change before any of this happens. There's little that can be done about the natural contributions... but that moves too slowly to be meaningful.
how do you propose we remove the CO2 we've already put into the atmosphere and oceans?
pro-tip: you'll win a nobel prize (or two or three) if your solution works.
tasted good when it was available, but that was before the world wide flood
this can be an issue for sure, however i think there will be ways around this as well. some one will figure a way to save the bee population, probably by creating enclosed areas where bees can thrive in captivity, in huge green houses.
and how does that solve the issue of the role bees serve in an ecosystem?
Why don`t we instead stop using Ozone depleting chemicals and wait until about 2050 when existing levels of CFCs and other Ozone destroying chemicals in the Stratosphere are scheduled to taper off......oh, wait!
I forgot!
We already did ban these substances, Tropospheric warming and Stratospheric cooling have already started to stabilize and return to pre-1970s temperatures and we apparently only need to continue not doing what we were doing before the Montreal Protocol banned a host of Ozone destroying chemicals to get things back to normal (warmer Stratosphere, cooler Troposphere) by the 2060s.
I remember that Ozone mess because of the AC Freon doing nasty things. There was def a "cause and effect' thing going on and, the timelines of heavy Freon release AND ozone loss followed each other line for line so there WAS probable cause to take action.
Yes I do....Please post any scientific study that confirms what you found on the denial site (Ironically named "Real science") and your Zombie site...
Steven Goddard (pseudonym for Tony Heller) is a blogger and the publisher of "Real Science," a website he established to promulgate his assertions that concerns over anthropogenic global warming are unfounded. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_Goddard
When the agreement was signed in France who was front and center in practically every report? Al Gore.
Really? Never saw, or heard, anything about Al Gore, not once.
Interesting, at least to me, that you would hear about him in every report. What this tells me is you read denialist reports on climate change, and they still are bringing up Al Gore, which is not surprising, because most denialist reports conflate science with politics.
Really? Never saw, or heard, anything about Al Gore, not once.
I tried to not pay attention but there he was.....front and center.
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Interesting, at least to me, that you would hear about him in every report. What this tells me is you read denialist reports on climate change, and they still are bringing up Al Gore, which is not surprising, because most denialist reports conflate science with politics.
I believe I was watching the NBC nightly news.
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