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A true patriot. Bill DeBlasio and others conned people like you into taking the death jab. He was lying through his teeth the whole time, but so many Americans fell for it. It was blatant fear/propaganda campaign to take care of the weak and needy.

It absolutely needs to be remembered and re-aired constantly; else people will fall for the same tricks and lies as you did. Never forget Icky! Instead of being mad at the Patriots keeping this issue on the front burner, you should be mad at DeBlasio and friends for forcing this crap into so many through fear, bribery, and coercion.
The best part of this is the two dipshits that “liked” it also took the death jab.
 
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tjfleck6

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Huh. Lots of squealing about the 1/90th category which obviously will increaae. But there are still a LOT of data centers around the USA and world because few can tolerate poor latency. .

 

rillaman

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Lots of squealing about Biden and almonds. Neither are impacting the ranchers in Nebraska, Texas, etc.

I guess it’s good that people are starting to understand that human behavior/consumption impacts the environment. It’s not just ocean cycles. Progress.
 
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Lots of squealing about Biden and almonds. Neither are impacting the ranchers in Nebraska, Texas, etc.

I guess it’s good that people are starting to understand that human behavior/consumption impacts the environment. It’s not just ocean cycles. Progress.

"I guess it’s good that people are starting to understand that human behavior/consumption impacts the environment. It’s not just ocean cycles. Progress."


So you are saying that human behavior is influencing the rainfall over the great plains and Texas? (and Wyoming?)

1) If you research the climate change numbers they show a minimal change up to 1950, when they claim temperature and carbon dioxide started to rapidly increase. Truth is they have no idea before 1950 and even for decades after that they are filling in huge gaps in data collection to get to "global" numbers.
2) The great plains and Texas had one of the worst droughts in history in the 30's. The only human involvement was poor farming practices that allowed the winds to blow the dirt around into a dust bowl that lasted 8 years until the rains returned.

Beef prices are being affected by reduced rainfall over the pasture lands lately but I'm not ready to buy that human behavior is causing the reduction. Maybe those ranchers need to hire a rainmaker.
 

rillaman

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"I guess it’s good that people are starting to understand that human behavior/consumption impacts the environment. It’s not just ocean cycles. Progress."


So you are saying that human behavior is influencing the rainfall over the great plains and Texas? (and Wyoming?)

1) If you research the climate change numbers they show a minimal change up to 1950, when they claim temperature and carbon dioxide started to rapidly increase. Truth is they have no idea before 1950 and even for decades after that they are filling in huge gaps in data collection to get to "global" numbers.
2) The great plains and Texas had one of the worst droughts in history in the 30's. The only human involvement was poor farming practices that allowed the winds to blow the dirt around into a dust bowl that lasted 8 years until the rains returned.

Beef prices are being affected by reduced rainfall over the pasture lands lately but I'm not ready to buy that human behavior is causing the reduction. Maybe those ranchers need to hire a rainmaker.

I believe that yes, we have an impact. I'm not saying it's the main cause. Is it a factor? Absolutely, yes. Below is the response from ChatGPT.

"Soil moisture and heat feedbacks

Large dry areas in the West and Plains can influence continental weather somewhat:
  • hotter land surfaces alter air circulation,
  • dry soils reduce evaporation,
  • heat waves can become more widespread.
These effects may help sustain broader drought conditions, but their influence weakens farther east where ocean moisture becomes dominant."

I would think that the part in bold would be common sense. But I've realized in recent years that it is not. We contribute to the dry soil. The dry soil reduces evaporation.

We are getting close. People are starting to realize that things like almond farms drain the soil of water, and that leads to less evaporation. Less evaporation, more drought in the plains states.

The further east you go the more the Gulf of America impacts precipitation. The plains states are absolutely impacted by water use out west.
 
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BigWill

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I believe that yes, we have an impact. I'm not saying it's the main cause. Is it a factor? Absolutely, yes. Below is the response from ChatGPT.

"Soil moisture and heat feedbacks

Large dry areas in the West and Plains can influence continental weather somewhat:
  • hotter land surfaces alter air circulation,
  • dry soils reduce evaporation,
  • heat waves can become more widespread.
These effects may help sustain broader drought conditions, but their influence weakens farther east where ocean moisture becomes dominant."

I would think that the part in bold would be common sense. But I've realized in recent years that it is not. We contribute to the dry soil. The dry soil reduces evaporation.

We are getting close. People are starting to realize that things like almond farms drain the soil of water, and that leads to less evaporation. Less evaporation, more drought in the plains states.

The further east you go the more the Gulf of America impacts precipitation. The plains states are absolutely impacted by water use out west.
A College Graduate relying on G I G O from other College Graduates.
 

BigWill

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You need to move on from Trump. January 2028…he gone.
Like FDR ?

Less than 150 days after his election to his FOURTH CONSECUTIVE term he had a fatal heart attack and died. (The "official" story was he was having his portrait painted in Hot Springs. His long time girl friend was also at Hot Springs at the exact time ! She was removed from the scene.)

Truman had to be read in on the US having an atomic bomb !
 

BigWill

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Lots of squealing about Biden and almonds. Neither are impacting the ranchers in Nebraska, Texas, etc.

I guess it’s good that people are starting to understand that human behavior/consumption impacts the environment. It’s not just ocean cycles. Progress.

The cattle ranch I told you to buy for about $ 52,000,000 carries about 4,500 Cattle on it's range, along with approx 500 horses, elk and deer herds.
 

BigWill

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"I guess it’s good that people are starting to understand that human behavior/consumption impacts the environment. It’s not just ocean cycles. Progress."


So you are saying that human behavior is influencing the rainfall over the great plains and Texas? (and Wyoming?)

1) If you research the climate change numbers they show a minimal change up to 1950, when they claim temperature and carbon dioxide started to rapidly increase. Truth is they have no idea before 1950 and even for decades after that they are filling in huge gaps in data collection to get to "global" numbers.
2) The great plains and Texas had one of the worst droughts in history in the 30's. The only human involvement was poor farming practices that allowed the winds to blow the dirt around into a dust bowl that lasted 8 years until the rains returned.

Beef prices are being affected by reduced rainfall over the pasture lands lately but I'm not ready to buy that human behavior is causing the reduction. Maybe those ranchers need to hire a rainmaker.
Burt Lancaster !
 

bung23

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Lots of squealing about Biden and almonds. Neither are impacting the ranchers in Nebraska, Texas, etc.

I guess it’s good that people are starting to understand that human behavior/consumption impacts the environment. It’s not just ocean cycles. Progress.

I hate those damned human-created droughts
 
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I believe that yes, we have an impact. I'm not saying it's the main cause. Is it a factor? Absolutely, yes. Below is the response from ChatGPT.

"Soil moisture and heat feedbacks

Large dry areas in the West and Plains can influence continental weather somewhat:
  • hotter land surfaces alter air circulation,
  • dry soils reduce evaporation,
  • heat waves can become more widespread.
These effects may help sustain broader drought conditions, but their influence weakens farther east where ocean moisture becomes dominant."

I would think that the part in bold would be common sense. But I've realized in recent years that it is not. We contribute to the dry soil. The dry soil reduces evaporation.

We are getting close. People are starting to realize that things like almond farms drain the soil of water, and that leads to less evaporation. Less evaporation, more drought in the plains states.

The further east you go the more the Gulf of America impacts precipitation. The plains states are absolutely impacted by water use out west.
Weather patterns and systems traverse the globe not the continental US. Generally speaking, moisture from the Gulf of America moves up into Texas and the plains and provides the key ingredient for rain. Localized drought in the plains isn’t the result of almond farms in California.
 
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bung23

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What specifically don’t you like about Massie other than the clown you worship told you that you shouldn’t?
First of all, you end what began as a legitimate question with an attack and the attack is based on a completely false position. I’ve told this thread exactly what my opinion of Trump is yet you completely dismiss my position and create your own. You act like a bratty little teenage girl a lot of the time and it’s nauseating.
 

Semi-elite R2R athlete

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First of all, you end what began as a legitimate question with an attack and the attack is based on a completely false position. I’ve told this thread exactly what my opinion of Trump is yet you completely dismiss my position and create your own. You act like a bratty little teenage girl a lot of the time and it’s nauseating.
In other words, you have nothing specific other than that Trump told you he should go.

Thanks for proving my point.
 

rillaman

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I hate those damned human-created droughts

Big difference between cause and influence. Almost half the country thinks we are the cause of the droughts. Almost half the county thinks we have no influence on droughts. A small % in the middle (including ranchers) know the conversation is much more complicated than that.