American Wildfires
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Sir Napsalot
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It was pretty smoky here this morning so I decided to go fishing up the river- the fucking smoke was coming down the river! I caught one nice trout on a black spinner but lost it right at the bank. It was too smoky for me so I left.
Three Berries
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Well yes I have. And the air is much better too because of it.
DIY-HP-LED
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So, do you believe in every conspiracy theory that falls off the manure wagon? Your beliefs are ridged and follow those of your "tribe", with little variation or original thinking. They are reflective of the low grade opinion and biased news sources you watch and read. In order to maintain your fear and hate fueled state of self delusion, you block out much of reality, from yourself. Confirmation bias exists in everybody, me too, but with you it has obviously risen to a pathological level and is fueling a highly delusional state and your grasp on reality has become precarious at best.
Normally someone's belief and self delusions are their own business, but when they affect others, it becomes their business too. Supporting a dangerous sociopath who is destroying your country and attacking the constitution is treasonous, antisocial behavior. Not wearing a mask or getting vaccinated is self destructive and antisocial behavior based on tribalism fueled by hate and fear. You and those like you, exist in a state of perpetual war and war is Hell, but you are too stupid and delusional to see it. You don't even have enough brains to know how use your own heart to make yourself happy. But then again, it requires a heart and I've seen no evidence of one with you.
Hate makes ya stupid and shuts down whole parts of your brain, as your focus on your adversary narrows your perception of reality. We tend to view those we oppose as fixed things, objects, those who are our allies, we attribute causes and conditions to behavior. We are all process of growth and change though, but sometimes growing take guts.
Three Berries
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And just how did you make this diagnosis Dr? I've lived in the country for the last 40 years, planted 1000s of trees. I know my environment.
How is it you can use the dirty environment from decades ago as an argument, yet when it has been shown how much cleaner it is now you want even more? I can show you 20+ years of mean temps from my personal weather station and challenge you to find anything out of the ordinary over that time. No steady climb, just the usual up and down 3F or 4F degrees.
At what level is the CO2 acceptable? When you limit CO2, you are limiting life for all carbon based forms. Here on a cannabis gowning forum you would think you would realize this.
Fogdog
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Even Exxon acknowledges that the build up of greenhouse gases from burning fossil fuels is causing the mean global temperature to rise. Climates are changing because of that. The science is settled.
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Three Berries
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LOL, the science is far from settled. What is the 'correct' CO2 level?
Fogdog
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nope, the science is completely settled. On the other hand, you haven't a clue. That question, for example. What are you asking? What does "correct" mean to you?
Three Berries
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What should the CO2 level be? Say right now it's 410ppm. How low can we go before everything dies? It's a settled science.
You seem to be looking for a ppm number and there isn't one, because it's a formula that varies relative to the size of society and their needs and the availability of resources, all to a point, because resources and sustainability are not limitless. Maybe read a little about regenerative compatibility.
Fogdog
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CO2 levels are rising, not falling. That's not science, it's fact.
CatHedral
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Less than it is now. Look up ocean acidification and local collapse of reefs and fisheries. Direct consequence of raised carbon dioxide level.
Northwest Oyster Die-offs Show Ocean Acidification Has Arrived
The acidification of the world’s oceans from an excess of CO2 has already begun, as evidenced recently by the widespread mortality of oyster larvae in the Pacific Northwest. Scientists say this is just a harbinger of things to come if greenhouse gas emissions continue to soar.
e360.yale.edu
DIY-HP-LED
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From your words, you told me.
doublejj
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KNP Complex wildfire explodes, pushing flames into grove of some of California's most famous trees
www.sfgate.com
Wildfire explodes, pushing into grove of Calif.'s most famed trees
Fire crews wrapped as many trees as they could in fire-resistant aluminum blankets.
ttystikk
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I want more quatloos!
ttystikk
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The idea of Florida Man migrating to other parts of the country should cause everyone to drop everything and put an end to climate change ASAP.Looks like most of the land of cotton will be the ocean of seaweed. So long Florida, all those climate refugees and whole states disappearing. But senators represent empty geography, so I guess they can represent sea and fish too, elections might be an issue though.
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Maps of What the Earth Would Look Like If All Ice Melted
Global warming is a pressing issue that affects everyone. Though it may be hard to tell right now while we still have polar ice caps, National Geographicmymodernmet.com
DIY-HP-LED
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Much of their power comes from their geographic concentration, if they were spread out more they would have less of an impact. Ending gerrymandering alone would transform America and whole states can't be gerrymandered, but they can be drowned.
Boom.
www.kcra.com
Manslaughter charges filed against PG&E over Zogg Fire that killed 4
The Shasta County District Attorney's Office has filed criminal charges against Pacific Gas and Electric Co. in connection with last year's Zogg Fire that killed four people.
www.kcra.com
ttystikk
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captainmorgan
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This is just the beginning.
www.sltrib.com
Extreme actions underway to ensure Glen Canyon Dam can continue to generate power
The growing crisis on the Colorado River came into sharper focus last week when the Bureau of Reclamation began emergency releases from <a href="https://www.usbr.gov/uc/rm/crsp/fg/index.html" target="_blank">Flaming Gorge Reservoir</a> to shore up Lake Powell’s declining levels, now at historic...