Author Topic: thoughts and opinions on climate change/global warming?  (Read 5760 times)

it's more like people are just dumbfounded that you come off as a smartass better than the rest of us but dont seem to have much empathy towards others and dispute the validity or importance of whats pretty much scientific fact

Case and point.

its deniable cause its so slow

people dont care about it because theres no immediate effect and greenhouse gases or whatever have something to do with farms and industries and all that

by the way

shortening your showers and biking to work wont help the environment by much

I'm literally majoring in environmental science. By autistic stuff throwing I meant "nobody knows what the forget they're even talking about but feels very strongly about it"
i didn't think my post was that autistic :(

i didn't think my post was that autistic :(
think of it as "everyone is mildly autistic but together it makes an autist to rival /pol/

i'll fill for "McZealot's political purge", by the way



 McZealot

One of the reasons I'm a vegan is due to the animals of the meat industry producing methane, a greenhouse gas.
Also the treatment of these animals on these "farmmmmmmmmms" is DISGUSTING
loving RIGHTIES

i'll fill for "McZealot's political purge", by the way



 McZealot

One of the reasons I'm a vegan is due to the animals of the meat industry producing methane, a greenhouse gas.
Also the treatment of these animals on these "farmmmmmmmmms" is DISGUSTING
loving RIGHTIES

"If we all eat tofu dogs we could stop global warming"

People forget that humans are as much a force of nature as a river flow. This is the standard advance on a planet. The climate and eco system will adapt as they always have. Not a hard concept.

This is the same thing people are having trouble with accepting species extinction.
Humans have as much force as an invasive species, since we pretty much are one. The whole point of global warming awareness is 'let's stop being such an impact on nature and let's stop our impending extinction'

the idea that we're all going to die so let's do nothing about it/not focus on it until we're all dead is not at all a sustainable option. sure we're probably going to go extinct one day, but why don't we, you know, try not to so that generation 1000 doesn't have chronic lung disease due to elevated carbon emissions

think of it as "everyone is mildly autistic but together it makes an autist to rival /pol/
still curious as to what you have to say

Humans have as much force as an invasive species, since we pretty much are one. The whole point of global warming awareness is 'let's stop being such an impact on nature and let's stop our impending extinction'

the idea that we're all going to die so let's do nothing about it/not focus on it until we're all dead is not at all a sustainable option. sure we're probably going to go extinct one day, but why don't we, you know, try not to so that generation 1000 doesn't have chronic lung disease due to elevated carbon emissions
No dude we should just loving die out since were destined to. That makes a ton of sense.

Even in the past 8 years I've noticed that winter's been getting warmer, summer's getting hotter, and the weather's getting more extreme in general.

Even in the past 8 years I've noticed that winter's been getting warmer, summer's getting hotter, and the weather's getting more extreme in general.

God's gonna roast the world my dude

God's gonna roast the world my dude
just wait for when he goes on SNL and delivers his routine, its gonna be sick

isn't it kind of inevitable regardless if we're speeding it up or not
with volcanoes shooting out much more carbon than cars could dream of and all that
Volcanoes don't emit nearly as much as humans do, surprisingly.
Even more surprisingly is that volcanoes have the opposite effect that humans do! Volcanoes don't just give off CO2, they also give off different chemicals that actually end up outright preventing heating, resulting in a net cooling for at least a couple of years after a major eruption like Mt. St. Helen's.

You can take a look at this to see all the different contributions and exactly how they add up to line up perfectly with what we observe (In an extremely beautiful graph): https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2015-whats-warming-the-world/
It includes sources and information about how the data was gathered and put together at the bottom of the page. It is 100%, without a doubt, unquestionably us causing global warming.

Volcanoes don't emit nearly as much as humans do, surprisingly.
Even more surprisingly is that volcanoes have the opposite effect that humans do! Volcanoes don't just give off CO2, they also give off different chemicals that actually end up outright preventing heating, resulting in a net cooling for at least a couple of years after a major eruption like Mt. St. Helen's.

You can take a look at this to see all the different contributions and exactly how they add up to line up perfectly with what we observe (In an extremely beautiful graph): https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2015-whats-warming-the-world/
It includes sources and information about how the data was gathered and put together at the bottom of the page. It is 100%, without a doubt, unquestionably us causing global warming.
ITS CHINAS FAULT