Another fun climate change thread

So we could just use them as fuel. Then give all of their money to the poor people so they'll be rich. Then we make them into fuel as well. Eventually, the world will be universally middle class!

 

I suggest we eliminate money and the desire for shiny objects.

 

*starts gathering collection of foil milk tops closer and eying scratcho suspiciously*

 

How do we eliminate that desire for shiny objects in other people?

 

West Antarctica was a rainforest 90 million years ago

Remains of a 90-million-year-old rainforest discovered beneath Antarctic ice, study says

 

AND ???

 

Valid question.

 

It got a bit colder.

 

I think he means antarctica maybe was in a different place on the globe at one time or, the climate was a lot warmer than it is now

 

It's got nothing to do with that.

A mere 30m down is the give away. Satellite data is accurate across surface area, but they have to make assumptions about depth of the ice and use radar. If there is a layer of organic material they weren't aware of before, then all previous ice estimates are wrong

 

Meaning what?

 

Meaning anything previously related to Antarctic ice calculations is now garbage

 

Assuming that's true that does not change climate change at all. Are you saying that less ice disproves the rising sea levels and temperatures. It was enough ice.

Venice mayor blames record flood on climate change

Australia just experienced its second-hottest summer on record, with temperatures almost 2 C hotter than average

 

Lol

 

"A hole has opened in the ozone layer above the Arctic and looks set to become the largest on record for the region.

Maps of the Arctic Hemisphere from NASA’s Ozone Watch, created with satellite data, show the hole growing in size from late last year until now"

Watch the 'largest ever' ozone hole opening over the North Pole

 

Where's the 1st fun climate change thread?

 

Radiation levels soar as Chernobyl burns

 

US megadrought 'already under way'

It says this study is contentious, so seemed perfect to post in this thread : P

 

It was on the news in the Netherlands just the other day that we on average are using too much drinking water lately. Considering how less rain has fallen last month and the summers are getting dryer. Plus a shitload of people at home cleaning or gardening like mofos. If that's a point of serious consideration here other places must be fucked this summer!

 

It melted.