Well, sure couldn't ride today..
01-31-2016, 09:43 PM
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02-01-2016, 11:10 PM
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Joe has now provided a third data point. That's now three separate individuals who think it was abnormally warm one day. If you can't see the truth of global warming, I mean climate change, yeah, let's go with climate change, the truth of climate change in all this, then I'm done talking to you. You're obviously a pawn of big oil.
So when our leaders tells us that we eliminate co2 with new technologies only in specific countries = problem solved!???
I have hard time believing this plan will work at all, while not dealing with all the other aspects, especially given a great track record of foreign policy in the middle east and other, seems more like another disaster waiting to happen then a real solution.
02-02-2016, 12:32 AM
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Here where. have resided for the most part of my 59 years in Oz the weather has definitely changed.
My 86 year old mom who still has all her marbles can confirm that.
The weather here now is more like it was in the 70s, hot days with thunder storms in the afternoon at this time of year, almost tropical!
What is normal? heck I. don't know!
One thing I do know is that we are lucky to be here, I have lost a **** load of friends including a brother in the last few years .
We have the Kyoto protocol and all that, however I wonder what good it does when other countries still pump crap into the atmosphere like there is no tomorrow.
I worry about the future climate for my grandkids and resign myself to the fact that there is not much that I can do about it except to educate them to appreciate the environment.
I have read a lot about the climate debate and wonder what the world would be like if it was 100% green.
Who knows, maybe if it was we wouldn't be here!
It's a big question. I
My 86 year old mom who still has all her marbles can confirm that.
The weather here now is more like it was in the 70s, hot days with thunder storms in the afternoon at this time of year, almost tropical!
What is normal? heck I. don't know!
One thing I do know is that we are lucky to be here, I have lost a **** load of friends including a brother in the last few years .
We have the Kyoto protocol and all that, however I wonder what good it does when other countries still pump crap into the atmosphere like there is no tomorrow.
I worry about the future climate for my grandkids and resign myself to the fact that there is not much that I can do about it except to educate them to appreciate the environment.
I have read a lot about the climate debate and wonder what the world would be like if it was 100% green.
Who knows, maybe if it was we wouldn't be here!
It's a big question. I
02-03-2016, 12:15 AM
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Yeah,
And I am living in a Matrix! Co existing with other beings that are in a different light spectrum, heck I only have to go to my local pub on a Friday night to realise that!
And I am living in a Matrix! Co existing with other beings that are in a different light spectrum, heck I only have to go to my local pub on a Friday night to realise that!
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