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World to hit temperature tipping point 10 years faster than forecast
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2023-01-13 at 6:36 PM UTC
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2023-01-13 at 11:50 PM UTCObbe has been thoroughly brainwashed by the climate hoaxters.
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2023-01-13 at 11:58 PM UTC
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2023-01-14 at 12:15 AM UTCAnyone this worried about climate change should turn of their computer and cancel their ISP.
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2023-01-14 at 1:06 AM UTCObbe's going to change the weather by quadrupling the costs of your goods and services.
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2023-01-14 at 1:16 AM UTC
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2023-01-14 at 1:29 AM UTC
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2023-01-14 at 1:31 AM UTC
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2023-01-14 at 1:33 AM UTC
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2023-01-14 at 3:08 AM UTC
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2023-01-14 at 3:17 AM UTCAssessing ExxonMobil’s global warming projections
For decades, some members of the fossil fuel industry tried to convince the public that a causative link between fossil fuel use and climate warming could not be made because the models used to project warming were too uncertain. Supran et al. show that one of those fossil fuel companies, ExxonMobil, had their own internal models that projected warming trajectories consistent with those forecast by the independent academic and government models. What they understood about climate models thus contradicted what they led the public to believe.
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2023-01-14 at 5:27 AM UTC
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2023-01-15 at 12 AM UTCDespite Media Narrative Blitz, 2022 Broke No Records for Extreme Weather or Temperatures.
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2023-01-15 at 9:10 PM UTCOcean heat shatters record with warming equal to 5 atomic bombs exploding "every second" for a year. Researchers say it's "getting worse."
John Abraham, a professor at the University of St. Thomas, is among more than a dozen scientists who revealed this week the ocean in 2022 was "the hottest ever recorded by humans." It increased by 10.9 Zetta Joules, an amount of energy equivalent to the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima and an amount of heat about 100 times more than the electricity generated worldwide in 2021.
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2023-01-15 at 9:25 PM UTC
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2023-01-15 at 10:45 PM UTC
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2023-01-16 at 3:36 AM UTC
"The amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is increasing year by year. And these greenhouse gases, trap energy in Earth's system prevent it from going to space, and most of that energy goes into the ocean, which causes the ocean to warm," he said.
From there, some of the ocean heat is transferred back to the atmosphere, Abraham said, as is moisture and humidity, creating a surge of more energy that "makes storms more powerful."
"So when oceans warm and when the Earth warms, it makes our weather wilder," Abraham said. "We go from one extreme to the other, more rapidly." -
2023-01-16 at 3:52 AM UTCThat means we HAVE to pick the last few dollars out of poor people's pockets. It's the only answer. Increase the prices on everything ten fold will stop the gasses in their tracks. And the Chinese will be the very first to step forward to remedy the problem.
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2023-01-16 at 4:06 AM UTCCanadians are now stealing overpriced groceries from grocery stores with no regrets
With the average family of four projected to spend more than $16,000 on groceries this year — about $1,066 more (or seven percent) than in 2022 — and food bank usage soaring to new all-time highs, Some might argue that Canadians already pay dearly for “food theft” of a different kind.
“Galen Weston and his family are thieves who have profited from it for decades and if you think stealing food (products insured against loss) to survive is wrong then you are a clown,” wrote this week Trending Twitter users.
“If you’re too poor to afford groceries and the government doesn’t give you options, taking groceries from a corporate grocery chain to survive doesn’t sound like STEALING to me,” wrote another, inspiring one now viral reaction from Karl himself. -
2023-01-16 at 4:17 AM UTCThe stores don't care whatsoever about the thefts. All they do is find out how much they lost and then transfer the entire loss right back on to the price tags. They don't lose a cent. In fact, while they're transferring the loss directly on to the paying consumer, they actually add even more, as it's a perfect opportunity for a price increase.
