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You should be worried....Current warming has nothing to do with natural cycles, and if we don't change how we get and use energy soon, we will have runaway warming that will be impossible to stop.
You have no idea if this is true or not.
It is clear there were once palm trees in Antarctica. i.e. The earth is not a static place.
We will see if Trump changes his mind that this is just a Chinese conspiracy. So far 16 of the 17 hottest years on record have occurred since 2000. This will likely come up with his EPA appointee.
You should be worried....Current warming has nothing to do with natural cycles, and if we don't change how we get and use energy soon, we will have runaway warming that will be impossible to stop.
Well am here to tell you here in NYC it is middle of January and thus far daytime temperatures have raged between 48F to near 60F. We've had a few really cold days where temps went below freezing, but nothing lasts beyond a couple of days. Then it is right back up to "warm" weather.
So far we've had more rain than snow, in fact it has been raining much of this week. Haven't bought a new heavy winter coat in years. More often than not you can get away with a hoodie and or thick sweater and down vest.
It is clear there were once palm trees in Antarctica. i.e. The earth is not a static place.
Yes we know, we know and do you want to tell us the physical phenomena that caused warming. Yes, 53 Million years ago there were palm trees in Antarctica do you know why, specifically.
Yes, 53 Million years ago there were palm trees in Antarctica do you know why, specifically.
Putin put them there?
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