Climate Change is a Fraud.

[Buford.Justice]

https://climateataglance.com/

This is an interesting site that exposes the climate hoax world wide.

The Weather Channel is nothing more than weather propaganda designed to decieve citizens and the young into believing climate change is real.

Notice how the weather maps are getting more orange and red temperatures all the time? At some time I expect weather maps to actually have AI generated steam coming from the areas the reddest, or now they are even "white" hot. hahahahahaaa what a joke....

[Raceready]

Try telling that to a liberal politician ! !

[ThunderRacer]

Climate change is a complex issue supported by vast scientific evidence; dismissing it as a fraud undermines efforts to address its serious impacts. But what is your actual meaning? I do not know exactly.

[Buford.Justice]

My meaning is, is climate change is fabricated and not true. Actual records prove this.

It's all about controlling people and making them dependant on governments that are pushing for One world government.

CO2 is a natural element. It is needed for plant growth and it's not harming the environment.

They first tried to say the Earth was cooling from man made climate change. The man made part is a total lie.

The climate changes naturally. At one time it is a fact that the Equator came through Indiana.

Maybe Google could be helpful? Not any more, they scrub everything they can and censor imformation they goes against challenging climate change.

[lurker]

---- supported by vast scientific evidence.

If you want to believe in Junk Science, go right ahead. You can’t cure gullible.

[Buford.Justice]

https://homework.study.com/explanati...ime-inclu.html

During the Late Carboniferous, Indiana lay close to the equator, making the climate humid and warm. Swamps and wetlands were prominent in much of the state. Dominant fossil plants from this time include lycopods, conifers, and seed ferns (extinct gymnosperms). Plant material accumulated in these areas of Indiana and eventually became the source of Indiana's abundant:

A). coal deposits.

B) granite outcrops.

C) limestone deposits.

D) layers of sandstone.

[ZERO25]

So they say our glaciers are melting and the seas are rising!

Uh no.......basic chemistry says when ice melts, it loses 10% of its volume.......no???

A liberal parallel with Buffoonomics!

[fastford]

our climate has been changing since the first volcano erupted , the last one that erupted was said to release more carbons than ALL fuel burning vehicles in the US could produce in 100 years , I wander how ole Al Gorehead is going to stop this ?????

[ss12]

When glaciers melt, they do lose volume. Let’s delve into the details:

Glacier Mass Balance:
A glacier’s mass balance is the annual balance between how much snow accumulates on the glacier’s surface (in the accumulation zone) and how much ice is lost through various processes.
These processes include:
Melting: Glaciers lose ice due to surface melting caused by warmer temperatures.
Sublimation: Some ice directly transitions from solid to vapor (sublimation) without melting.
Iceberg Calving: Glaciers that terminate in the sea lose mass when chunks of ice break off and float away as icebergs 1.
Global Glacier Ice Loss:
Research indicates that glaciers worldwide have lost over 9,000 gigatons (nine trillion tons) of ice since 1961. This ice loss contributes to rising sea levels by approximately 27 mm 2.
The volume of ice in glaciers outside the ice sheets (like those in mountainous regions) is crucial for understanding freshwater resources and sea-level change.
However, direct observations of ice thickness are scarce, so global ice volume is estimated indirectly using various methods 3.
Greenland and Antarctica:
Greenland and Antarctica house most of the world’s glacial ice, including the only two ice sheets.
These thick ice sheets contain most of Earth’s freshwater. If they were to melt entirely, global sea levels would rise by nearly 215 feet (65 meters) 4.
In summary, as glaciers melt, their volume decreases, contributing to sea-level rise. Understanding glacier dynamics is crucial for adapting to a changing world and ensuring our long-term survival.

[Raceready]

If, If, Its all a Big If !

[Buford.Justice]

They always say the glaciers and pole ice is melting. What they don't mention is, is that it's because of seasonal temp changes and that the ice refreezes the next season and in recent years there has been an increase in ice cover at the south pole.

The days of temperatures being for public observance is over as they don't want people seeing temperatures of 72 degrees below zero around the south pole.

You want governement grants at universities and private research? Then you play the global warming game to get them.

[ss12]

The increase of ice on the South Pole does not directly help with global warming. Let’s explore why:

Albedo Effect:
Ice and snow have a high albedo, meaning they reflect a significant portion of incoming solar radiation back into space.
When ice melts, it exposes darker surfaces (such as ocean water or land), which have a lower albedo. These darker surfaces absorb more heat, contributing to global warming.
Therefore, melting ice actually exacerbates global warming by reducing Earth’s overall reflectivity.
Feedback Loops:
The melting of ice in the Antarctic can trigger feedback loops that amplify warming:
Sea ice decline: As sea ice melts, it reduces the Earth’s ability to reflect sunlight, leading to further warming.
Glacial retreat: Melting glaciers contribute to rising sea levels, which can alter ocean circulation patterns and affect climate systems.
Permafrost thaw: In polar regions, permafrost contains large amounts of frozen organic matter. When it thaws, it releases greenhouse gases like methane, intensifying global warming.
Sea Level Rise:
The Antarctic ice sheet holds an enormous volume of ice. If it were to melt significantly, it would contribute to substantial sea level rise.
Rising sea levels have widespread consequences, including coastal inundation, loss of habitat, and displacement of human populations.
Overall Impact:
While the increase of ice on the South Pole might seem counterintuitive, it’s essential to consider the net effect.
The loss of ice due to melting far outweighs any potential gain from increased snowfall or ice accumulation.
In summary, the melting of ice in the Antarctic contributes to global warming rather than mitigating it. Efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and slow ice melt remain critical in addressing climate change.

[ss12]

Volcanic eruptions can indeed impact climate change, but the effects are complex and depend on the specific gases and particles released during an eruption. Let’s explore how volcanoes influence global warming:

Sulfur Dioxide (SO2): During major explosive eruptions, large amounts of volcanic gas, aerosol droplets, and ash are injected into the stratosphere. The conversion of sulfur dioxide (SO2) to sulfuric acid (H2SO4) has the most significant impact on climate. Sulfate aerosols formed from sulfuric acid increase the reflection of solar radiation back into space, cooling the Earth’s lower atmosphere (troposphere). Some eruptions in the past century have caused a decline in average surface temperatures by up to half a degree Fahrenheit for periods of one to three years. For instance, the climactic eruption of Mount Pinatubo in 1991 injected a massive sulfur dioxide cloud into the stratosphere, cooling the Earth’s surface by as much as 1.3 degrees Fahrenheit for three years after the eruption.
Carbon Dioxide (CO2): While sulfur dioxide can cause cooling, volcanic carbon dioxide (CO2) is a greenhouse gas that has the potential to promote global warming. However, the amount of CO2 released by contemporary volcanic eruptions is relatively small compared to human activities. CO2 emissions from volcanoes have never caused detectable global warming of the atmosphere.
Underwater Volcanoes: Recent research suggests that underwater volcanoes also play a role. Analyzing seismic data from submarine volcanoes, scientists found that underwater volcanism emits varying levels of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Higher CO2 levels could trigger a cycle of global warming.
Debate and Uncertainty: The extent to which volcanic eruptions impact global climate remains an ongoing debate. Factors like the type of eruption, the altitude of injection, and the specific gases released contribute to the complexity of volcanic effects on climate.
In summary, while volcanic eruptions can both cool and warm the climate, their overall impact on global warming is relatively minor compared to other factors like human-induced greenhouse gas emissions.

[fastford]

what about them cow farts SS , find us something to post on them , BTW , do you eat beef ????

[ss12]

https://apnews.com/article/9791f1f85808409e93a1abc8b98531d5

cows don’t fart. They belch.”