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Originally Posted by garysanfran
The Earth started out as a molten rock, unable to support life. Man had yet to exist.
Then it became a frozen body covered with glaciers. Man had yet to exist. The glaciers melted and left New England with mountains smoother and rounder than those out west. The planet "changed" into a hospitable place where man could finally be born.
We have been recording weather "data" for a very short time...Like 137 years. The thermometer wasn't invented until the 1700's.
Does "climate change" exist? Well, yes and no. Since climate change has always existed, there is no "change" to the process.
Is the climate changing? Well, yes, it always has been.
The answer to stopping it isn't electric cars. One volcano eruption spews more gunk into the air than all cars.
Do we all want a cleaner planet? Of course. Man's guilt and self-flagellation, however, is misguided.
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I’m sure it’s pointless to point it out.
But there are methods to look at historical temps, rainfall, fires, co2 and volcano’s over millions of years
It’s pretty clear we are F’n up. No, electric cars won’t save the planet. We’ll have to do a hell of lot more than that.
It’s highly unlikely we’ll have wet summers. It’s more likely we’ll fry like most of the country is, fairly soon.
It’s all about rate of change due to mankind. We all know change has happened and will happen. But not on this scale.