You seeā¦ we are in agreement.
Your answer
Sorry, missed the news report of large swaths of people dying due to global warming. I do see a continued increase, though.
I answered it 3 times
Nah you didnāt.
You mean the forests that are on federal land?
Solar wind etc is not going to run fully automated/robotic society. Some of that needs 3 phase equipment which required lots of electricity.
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Yes I did. For 5 of your events man didnāt exist. You claim there is now a 6th, and man is responsible.
You havenāt even shown the event exists, much less the cause, which according to you is completely different in every way from the first 5. If they even existed.
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Charts, plural. Weāve already shut down a bunch of coal fired plants.
WE HAVE NOT DONE NOTHING, contrary to your repeated lie. And we continue to do so. REAL WORLD.
Asking what that means is absolutely trolling. No doubt youāll continue.
Anyways I wasnāt expecting a real answer because denialism must be protected at all costs. The cognitive dissonance that would arise is too much.
Repeating the lie is trolling.
What has the warming done to our planet? Iād say nothing that has not occurred on a regular basis since the earth was formed.
It would be. Man wouldnāt ge the cause of the metor strike. Man COULD try to stop it, but the likely hood would be just about nil.
Just checking- if a meteor was hurtling towards Earth- would you be this blasƩ about it?
You should pose a real question if you expect a real answer. The fact that your expectations were met is telling.
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Pretty simple question- who- or what- is causing the Holocene extinction?
So you are admitting that climate change is Natural just like the metor hurtling at the earth. Correct?
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Are you implying in the history of the earth, there has NEVER been fires this bad?
No - its anthropogenic. But its been like pulling teeth to get conservatives to even acknowledge global warming at all. I have noticed cons mostly conceding that point in the last decade.
The last significant extinction event happened between 13,000 and 10,000 years ago.
The nearest significant extinction event before that was 2 million years ago.
The next one, a million or two years before that.
70% of megafauna in either hemisphere are not going extinct at this time.
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