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Boiling is just a figure of speech, syrely you heard the term used this summer, it's not meant to accurately describe the water temperature. The Carribean waters were 100 degrees, pretty close to hot tub settings of 102 degrees. Very damaging to fisheries and reefs. Many important points in the article, AMOC changing as described in the article, also the Mediterranean set a record. You need to move past the word boiling.
This is an opinion piece. From what I have read - much of what is happening over the last few years has to do with the cyclical nature of the energy output of the sun. That and the shifting geomagnetic poles. Nothing we can do can change that. These natural forces are also going to have an effect on volcanoes and you can expect to see more eruptions (above and below sea level). We all better pray that the Yellowstone caldera doesn't blow - because if it does it's game over for most everyone.
This whole ESG thing is political and promoted for control and money. Those promoting it get control and your money.
Always interesting to look up the CV's of the guys on these skeptic lists. Here we have a couple of hot shot theoretical physicists. But by the time we get to the third name...
Engineer guy has ties to oil and gas industry...
Fourth dude... retired physics professor who does anti wind research
Fifth dude... Masters in geophysics.
Sixth... Judge/Lawyer/Politician in charge of energy "stuff" in NZ.
Next guy is a BS in geology who is a mining and metallurgy guy.
And so on.
You missed several hundred ^^.
Disclaimer: I signed the 'World Climate Declaration' too. I have a PhD in Advanced Basket Weaving Algorithms with a focus on Bamboo Material Science. More importantly, I stayed in a Holiday Inn Express last night!
In all seriousness, there are HUNDREDS of people who simply have an opinion. Most have never studied the topic. Because that isn't their discipline (or even close).
Like:
Dick Leppky, Retired businessman and Independent Truth Seeker (I didn't make that up about this Dick.. He is listed as #67).
Darren Speirs, Independent Business Owner, Rangeland NRM Consultants
Terrence Vincent, Security Engineer, Small Business Adviser
Hans Dirk Struve, Dipl. Ing., Mechanical Engineer with 'large experience in business'
Dr. Volkmar Hierner, degree in business administration and economy, retired coach of
companies in increasing the effectiveness of their organization
Peter Locht, Senior Lecturer, Business Academy Aarhus
Simo Mykkanen, Ba Econ, small business owner, retired
Guy Barbey, Alumnus of Harvard Business School, Retired Investment Banker,
Founder and President of ‘Climate et Vérité’
Owen O’Brien, Business Founder and Entrepreneur, MBA, DBA
David Knox, IT professional, bachelors in business (Uni of South Australia) and a
Masters degree in business administration (Charles Sturt University) (But he
Hugh H. Laird, Retired Tropical Agriculture Executive
Ian Longley, Geologist, BSc (Hons) Petroleum Geologist, Fellow of the Geological
Society
This is an opinion piece. From what I have read - much of what is happening over the last few years has to do with the cyclical nature of the energy output of the sun. That and the shifting geomagnetic poles. Nothing we can do can change that. These natural forces are also going to have an effect on volcanoes and you can expect to see more eruptions (above and below sea level). We all better pray that the Yellowstone caldera doesn't blow - because if it does it's game over for most everyone.
This whole ESG thing is political and promoted for control and money. Those promoting it get control and your money.
There is no research indicating the current warming is due to some physical cycle. I doubt you could find research indicating that is due changes in the sun, shifting magnetic poles or volcanoes. But there is plenty of research on greenhouse gases.
Floods, wildfires and droughts are increasing, it's not fiction, it's fact.
The planet is so complex. We live on a relatively thin outer crust but somehow us putting CO2 into the air is affecting the global temps. Does anyone ever stop to think just how arrogant and ridiculous that sounds?
The core of this planet is hotter than the surface of the sun. There are at least ten thousand ACTIVE undersea volcanoes that we know of. These volcanoes emit more greenhouse gasses than all human production put together.
And after all that consider we are orbiting a star and surrounded by absolute zero temperature space. Warming should be the least of our fears. My fears are an asteroid hit, a super volcano eruption, aggressive and evil aliens find us or the North Korea idiot figures out a way to get a nuke in here. That's what I worry about.
There is no research indicating the current warming is due to some physical cycle. I doubt you could find research indicating that is due changes in the sun, shifting magnetic poles or volcanoes. But there is plenty of research on greenhouse gases.
Floods, wildfires and droughts are increasing, it's not fiction, it's fact.
There is no research indicating the current warming is due to some physical cycle. I doubt you could find research indicating that is due changes in the sun, shifting magnetic poles or volcanoes. But there is plenty of research on greenhouse gases.
Floods, wildfires and droughts are increasing, it's not fiction, it's fact.
Human settlements keep expanding into arid, hot places. That is not fiction.
Disclaimer: I signed the 'World Climate Declaration' too. I have a PhD in Advanced Basket Weaving Algorithms with a focus on Bamboo Material Science. More importantly, I stayed in a Holiday Inn Express last night!
In all seriousness, there are HUNDREDS of people who simply have an opinion. Most have never studied the topic. Because that isn't their discipline (or even close).
Like:
Dick Leppky, Retired businessman and Independent Truth Seeker (I didn't make that up about this Dick.. He is listed as #67).
Darren Speirs, Independent Business Owner, Rangeland NRM Consultants
Terrence Vincent, Security Engineer, Small Business Adviser
Hans Dirk Struve, Dipl. Ing., Mechanical Engineer with 'large experience in business'
Dr. Volkmar Hierner, degree in business administration and economy, retired coach of
companies in increasing the effectiveness of their organization
Peter Locht, Senior Lecturer, Business Academy Aarhus
Simo Mykkanen, Ba Econ, small business owner, retired
Guy Barbey, Alumnus of Harvard Business School, Retired Investment Banker,
Founder and President of ‘Climate et Vérité’
Owen O’Brien, Business Founder and Entrepreneur, MBA, DBA
David Knox, IT professional, bachelors in business (Uni of South Australia) and a
Masters degree in business administration (Charles Sturt University) (But he
Hugh H. Laird, Retired Tropical Agriculture Executive
Ian Longley, Geologist, BSc (Hons) Petroleum Geologist, Fellow of the Geological
Society
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We need to be able to manage our environment regardless of whether the cause is natural or man made as both can result in the same outcome. I take issue with this rush to force things that do not make sense like commercial solar and the implications it has on the environment. This green push is radicalized to the point of doing things that will cause more harm than good just to do it.
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