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That is an interesting article. Yesterday I did a light review of the earth's history according to "scientists":FYI polar sea ice is growing. Mother nature gonna nature.
Climate-Obsesseds’ Infantile Reading of Polar Ice - CO2 Coalition
Photo: File:Mt Herschel, Antarctica, Jan 2006.jpg By Vijay Jayaraj Whenever “experts are shocked” they usually have marginalized or ignored altogether factors wrongly assumed to have no influence over their hypotheses, theories or beliefs. Nowhere is this more evident than in climate science...co2coalition.org
It is 4.5 billion years old (they know this from testing rocks). In the past, it was tilted differently toward the sun and the contienents were arranged differently (just 250 million years ago it was one continent). This caused weather patterns to be different which drove CO2 levels very high and the dinosaur age happened. The continents gradually moved, the earth changed its tilt and eventually an ice age ensued. and so on and so forth.
In your article they make this comment based on "accepted" earth history science:
"Also, remember that we are in the Holocene epoch, a warm geological phase between two glacial advances – one that ended about 10,000 years ago and the next expected to occur some number of thousand years hence. An upward tick in Arctic temperatures shouldn’t surprise us regardless of whether we emit CO2 or not."
I think my ancestors in Arizona are going to have a much better location than people up North when those glaciers arrive.
Thanks to Trump and tariff policies our steel/metal industry may make a comeback.
Texas to the rescue. The great state of Arizona will soon be able to support another 2 million people and bring the advanced semiconductors and copper to the rest of America, plus some phenomenal defense products.
Just find golf clubs that use sand traps rather than water features as hazards.
Read the Study if you want the knowledge in it.Arizona town facing severe water restrictions as supply could run out by summer | FOX 10 Phoenix
Kearny, Arizona has implemented its most severe water restrictions, warning that the town of 2,000 people could officially run out of water by July.www.fox10phoenix.com
Did the 1995 study predict this?
Thanks. Makes sense that the pipeline not only serves Arizona but also California since they are closing their refineries. Unfortunately, California will try to dictate the blends of product that come through the pipeline to meet their regulations and still affect our fuel prices. California is like herpes, it never goes away.
The Soviet Union/Russia used to give incentives to people to move: watch the movie , "Fiddler On The Roof " !
It was called move or die Jews !
It was 90 F here yesterday W of WP, it was below 32 F last night !
But no snow, which was nice !
An old guy from Chicago is "The Holy Father " ? or just a guy that won an election run by other old guys ?
Buy the properties and cattle for pennies on the dollar and put in the improvements that are available NOW, make yourself a millionaire !
I told you what to do to become a millionaire.
Recent droughts hit the top cattle counties hardest - Investigate Midwest
The nation’s cattle inventory is at its lowest level in decades, the result of a long-term decline that has been pushed even lower in recent years by drought. Much of the country endured severe dry spells in recent years, most notably in 2022. But the impact has been especially felt in the...investigatemidwest.org
It’s the drought, dummy. Talk to some ranchers in your home state, before they leave.
Fear porn to justify ICE. Truly in the land of the MAGA loons. Almost every poll shows that the majority views ICE negatively.
The vast majority of beaches are made by a small thing: called SAND !
IF prevailing winds AND water currents are the same direction, the sand will move that direction.
We've had these discussions several times in the past:
1. Spring Lake, NJ. Concrete pilings were constructed by the WPA in 1930's. Wood boardwalks were laid/constructed on the pilings. In my lifetime, hurricanes have destroyed the wood sections. The pilings remained and were rebuilt upon. Meanwhile the sand migrates North and increases what is called Sandy Hook. Every 50 or so years the sand is dredged and moved South.
2. Plymouth Rock. Approx 600 years ago, somebody stepped on the rock from a row boat.
Today you could still step from a row boat onto the rock, except it is surrounded by fencing.
Climate change is BS.
Yet you can't research or remember my posts advising you that ice and snow ( also called glaciers over eons of time !) that NASA satellites have proven that those areas are EXPANDING on the Earth as NASA maps the World !Just an FYI, some American glaciers are shrinking in a hurry. But yes, Canada and the Canadian border remain cold.
Shrinking Arapaho Glacier tied to Boulder’s history: ‘Sad to see it go’
When Ted Scambos visited the Arapaho Glacier in 2021, it was dramatically smaller compared to when he first saw it nearly 20 years ago.www.coloradohometownweekly.com
Chicago and Illinois politicians may have allowed a new NFL stadium and team in Gary !
Gary Bears !
Rifles worries about water in Ariz has already been solved by my idea of building desalinization plants in Southern Callie and stopping the flow of Ariz water entirely !
Like Isreal has done !
I don’t care about the poles. I care about the places where people live and where we grow our food. When we start doing that at the poles, or in Canada, I might be more concerned. But those places have low populations and we don’t depend on them for food.
This all started because you said Biden was responsible for high beef prices. Biden is gone and prices aren’t going down. It’s OK to admit you aren’t an expert on everything.
I feel like quite the influencer around here. I have you guys talking about the poles, Canada, cold in Alaska, etc.
Almost through water 101. You guys have almost realized that we have a significant water issue coming our way in the west. Almost.
Almost through water 101. You guys have almost realized that we have a significant water issue coming our way in the west. Almost.