If you believe anything from the UNEP ... I have oceanfront property in Arizona to sell.We are far from that just under the top 10 worst at number 11 But you sit in the weeds so I understand
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Climate change math
A teen, not mine, presented this question to me regarding a project that he is doing on Climate Change.
Give it a read and let your fingers do the googling to verify the numbers.
I also have screenshots of his sources as well, though for privacy reasons, I refrained from posting them.
Very interested to hear your feedback.
Note: The 542.6 million tonnes is from all fossil fuels combustion and industrial processes.
Figured I would clarify, as I would not want to misquote this young fella.
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Give it a read and let your fingers do the googling to verify the numbers.
I also have screenshots of his sources as well, though for privacy reasons, I refrained from posting them.
Very interested to hear your feedback.
Note: The 542.6 million tonnes is from all fossil fuels combustion and industrial processes.
Figured I would clarify, as I would not want to misquote this young fella.
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You can't fight climate change. It's happening, regardless of what we do. I will stick to what I see from other scientists, the ones that don't follow the lefts narrative. The only thing that makes sense, is the earth wobble and the changing of the axis. I'm not supporting the government funded narrative. I will be forced to pay to drive my vehicle, or fly, and I can't change that. Pay to play, I guess.Maybe that is how GOD planned it
Not my words but agree 100% can we reverse it no IMO but we can sure stop it or slow it down where it is
It is a mistake to believe that we are not paying for emitting greenhouse gases. Even if we do not pay a monetary price for carbon emissions we do pay a very large price, the consequences of climate change.
Without a monetary carbon price it is those who have the smallest emissions that suffer the largest costs from climate change. A carbon price, in contrast, means that those who cause the emissions also pay for them.
A key reason why voters are not in favour of carbon pricing is that many believe it won’t actually reduce emissions, but empirical research and theory show that this is wrong: pricing carbon emissions – either via a carbon tax or a ‘cap and trade’-system – is effective. It shifts production and consumption from carbon-intensive goods and services to low-carbon alternatives and does reduce emissions.
Many are deeply concerned about climate change yet feel hopeless that anything can be done to meet this challenge. Increasing the understanding that carbon pricing works, correcting common misconceptions, and showing that there is a way forward are key steps for a successful fight against climate change.
.... and taking government cheques ???? .... you damn straight I will be. I have 3 years to go (if I live that long) until I get CPP. As far as I'm concerned ... it's my money to begin with. I wonder how much money we pay into the government in our lifetime ???? We work jobs to get paid. Before we get paid ... the government gets their share. What little we have left, is to buy things inorder to survive. Just about everything we buy, is taxed... so you're damnned right, I will take every cent the government is handing out.
Not sure what you're getting at. Your Liberal friends too scared to ask ???Buckmark I got a funny PM I was asked to present
They would like to know did you take these guys with you on the ship from Mars when you came or did you recruit them here and would you please take them back when the ship returns
AND NOT MY WORDS but love it
dinner is over back to the donuts
have fun
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