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According to the left, most of the warm air moved to the north pole, and the cold air in that region was not having any of the warm air's tomfoolery, so it all moved to Texas. This is their official narrative.
According to the left, most of the warm air moved to the north pole, and the cold air in that region was not having any of the warm air's tomfoolery, so it all moved to Texas. This is their official narrative.
Wrong. Polar warm air/cold continents is according to science, not the left.
It's not one event in particular although this was historic as indicated in the article pushing further south than ever before, the magnitude is certainly not the norm. There is most certainly a trend with over 30 hurricanes and tropical storms, massive fires in the west and flooding. If you read down the article you will see the worldwide impact.
The Artic is warming three times as fast as the rest of the world, that is significant and has a large impact on climate.
"The Arctic is warming three times as fast"... that's a relative measurement. If the world's atmospheric temp goes up 0.1deg, and the Arctic goes up 0.3deg... then yeah - it's three times as much, but it's really nothing much in reality.
Other than that - you are trying to stuff weather events into a box and create a theory.
What are they saying? That the earth is getting closer to the sun? That we are turning into a fireball. If this happens, we're all doomed. How are they measuring this? Temperature. It is pretty much the same temperature at the antartic. Subzero degrees and freezing. Not getting hotter there. Has to be something else.
Pretty sure many states such as Texas would appreciate it by now.
Most people understand the meaning of the term 'global'.
Texas has an area of ~696000 square kilometers, the globe ~510,000,000 square kilometers, which is to say that Texas occupies less than 1/732nd of the globe. Most people are smart enough not to conclude that Texas at any given time is somehow representative of the rest of 99.86% of the globe.
But some people just aren't smart enough to grasp that glaringly obvious fact. Maybe they failed geography. Or math. Or common sense.
Makes perfect sense.
Warmer weather proves that man has caused global warming, and cooler weather also proves that man caused global warming.
Notice that the weather in North America cooled off after we rejoined the Paris Climate accord. That's all it took.
Oh, yeah
Yeah, it's complicated. I know you folks like things simple, but climatology is not simple. There's a lot of interacting effects. States will need to adapt to the consequences over time.
it's a scam...if it was really dangerous they would not have put rules in place that China can increase it
The USA has not increased CO2/global warming.....in 50 years...USA CO2 emissions are almost exactly the same as it was 50 years ago
....almost all of the increase in CO2/global warming has come from China
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