GW...nah..nothing to worry about

[LeroyBrown]

@Jezcoe

Then nothing will ever happen.

The only way it will is if a power source is discovered that will allow our military to gain a quantum leap in force projection that just happens to be a clean source of renewable energy. Then billions will be channeled into the science so we can stay at the forefront.

[WuWei]

@JayJay

Stretching that term beyond all recognition,

Kudos!

Not hardly.

[JayJay]

I know.

And developed nations won’t sacrifice their way of life either.

The funny thing is we actually have carbon capture technology and carbon reclamation technology.

But a lot of carbon to reclaim…

[Jezcoe]

@Steel-W0LF

@Jezcoe

@Steel-W0LF

@Jezcoe

@Steel-W0LF

I can not be real, and we shouldn’t do anything until the rest of the world is ready to change too.

Then nothing will ever happen.

Good. Why should we cut our own throats if the rest of the world won’t follow suit.

That way… we will all go down together.

If the rest of the world isn’t on board we all will anyways…. We will just go down earlier

That’s the spirit!

[Steel-W0LF]

@Jezcoe

@Steel-W0LF

@Jezcoe

@Steel-W0LF

@Jezcoe

@Steel-W0LF

I can not be real, and we shouldn’t do anything until the rest of the world is ready to change too.

Then nothing will ever happen.

Good. Why should we cut our own throats if the rest of the world won’t follow suit.

That way… we will all go down together.

If the rest of the world isn’t on board we all will anyways…. We will just go down earlier

That’s the spirit!

Don’t get me wrong. I’m all for finding better/cleaner ways to do things for the sake of being good stewards of out natural landscapes. That will happen over time because people care about pollution, even on the right.

I’m just not willing to be the only kid (nation) on the block that wants to hold my breath until I pass out just to cut Co2 output. Co2 isn’t like other pollutants, it’s debatable if it’s a pollutant at all.

Personally I think trying to up our food production so that 3rd world countries aren’t clear cutting their forests for farmland, even if it means our own co2 output goes up, will do a lot more for the environment than cutting our own throats as some token gesture to “the planet” while other nations just watch.

[YOSUP]

@Jezcoe

Well good to know that there is nothing that we can do.

Ohh there is tons we can do! The left just doesn’t want to piss off the people who own them.

[zantax]

@JayJay

I know.

And developed nations won’t sacrifice their way of life either.

The funny thing is we actually have carbon capture technology and carbon reclamation technology.

But a lot of carbon to reclaim…

My solution, carbon capture on an industrial scale at whatever price needs to be paid to fix it. Simple. Instead of Branson burning a million carbo tons to try not to puke in space. What a waste of carbon that was.

[Samm]

@Jezcoe

Right… there is nothing that we can do… might as well spend time pointing fingers instead of taking action.

So what action against China do you propose?

[Samm]

@Guvnah

@Guvnah

@Borgia_dude

You don’t seem to be looking very hard then.

Please, therefore, point to a link that answers the actual question posed earlier:

“What level of CO2 reduction is needed to make a significant impact on reversing the effects of climate change; when will we see the results; and what will they be?”

Until you address this, your credibility is lost in the dung heap of disingenuousness.

Fix that, and you can stand out from the rest of the libs in this thread.

Nobody has addressed this question either:

@Samm

@Eagle-Keeper

Here’s a question. What level of CO2 reduction is needed to make a significant impact on reversing the effects of climate change; when will we see the results; and what will they be?

Here’s another question … If the US cut it’s CO2 emissions to zero, what impact would it have on reducing global warming?

[Samm]

@JayJay

@Axxowiz

And Kerry tells the truth

“Not when almost 90 percent of all of the planet’s global emissions come from outside of US borders. We could go to zero tomorrow and the problem isn’t solved,” Kerry conceded”. - Kerry

It’s a global issue and if people who are really passionate about the issue imho need to get away from Russia, Russia, Russia and start with China, China, China.

They are not just building the coal plants across China but across much of Asia it’s a real problem if ones real goal is to reduce global emissions and not just virtue signal. Go the source.

China’s emissions are driven by our demand.

How so?

[Samm]

@Paul_Thomson

@Jezcoe

So there is nothing that we can do about it.

Plant more trees.

Do the math …

[Samm]

@Orygun

Nothing to worry about.

If there is nothing you can do to stop it, there is no purpose in worrying about it. If you want to survive, adapt.

[Samm]

@Guntsu

@conan

Don’t buy their products.

I told you libs long time ago, if you really care buy American or friends of America. Government that are representatives.

Do libs have any ideal how they look and sound when they preach about climate change and turn around buy Chinese made ■■■■■

Lib this lib that…meanwhile the states are burning

Should have let them burn for the last hundred years. Then it would not be such a problem now.

[Samm]

@Jezcoe

@Guntsu

@conan

Don’t buy their products.

I told you libs long time ago, if you really care buy American or friends of America. Government that are representatives.

Do libs have any ideal how they look and sound when they preach about climate change and turn around buy Chinese made ■■■■■

Lib this lib that…meanwhile the states are burning

This is the second year in a row where the sun looks a weird color because of massive fires burning 3000 miles away.

It’s a lot more common than “for the second year in a row.”

[Samm]

@Jezcoe

@GWH

Blame your left leaning brethren for mismanaging forests.

Blame CANADA!!!

I love it!!!

What nonsense. Nobody is blaming Canada. They do not manage forests in the US.

[Samm]

@CanadianJudo

@GWH

California, but whatevs.

You mean the forests that are on federal land?

And State. Californian has been managed by libs for decades.

[Samm]

@Orygun

@Snow96

Well, considering we have no technology that will stop said meteor hurtling toward earth. I’d start making peace with my God . . . because well, no way of stopping it. Maybe in a few hundred years we will be able to . . . . So we need people like Musk, Bezons, and Sir Richard to keep coming up with space tech.

Honestly Im in the same boat that there is nothing to stop global warming - or if a meteor was hurtling towards us. But I do believe we should be coming together to develop strategies for some mitigation and definitely a lot of adaptation. Sadly, the ship has sailed for a massive global effort to reduce carbon emissions. I thank denialists for that.

Denialists? By that do you mean China and India?

[Paul_Thomson]

@Snow96

Well, considering we have no technology that will stop said meteor hurtling toward earth. I’d start making peace with my God . . . because well, no way of stopping it. Maybe in a few hundred years we will be able to . . . . So we need people like Musk, Bezons, and Sir Richard to keep coming up with space tech.

Shouldn’t we be building towns, cities and industries further inland and moving our populations there in preparation for rising sea levels? Shouldn’t coastal land prices be plummeting if the land is due to go underwater? Shouldn’t global warming believers be divesting themselves of coastal holdings and moving inland? Well, if those invoking panic truly believed it, we would. But no such trends are discernible.

[Samm]

@zantax

@JayJay

I know.

And developed nations won’t sacrifice their way of life either.

The funny thing is we actually have carbon capture technology and carbon reclamation technology.

But a lot of carbon to reclaim…

My solution, carbon capture on an industrial scale at whatever price needs to be paid to fix it. Simple. Instead of Branson burning a million carbo tons to try not to puke in space. What a waste of carbon that was.

One could even say that Branson is a waste of carbon.

[Eagle-Keeper]

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@Paul_Thomson

@Jezcoe

So there is nothing that we can do about it.
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Plant more trees.

Do the math …

With population growth trees need to come down to build housing and open up more farm land.