Showing posts with label climate change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label climate change. Show all posts

Thursday, February 8, 2024

Human Induced Climate Change List

I hope that the following contribution to the National Climate Task Force will help that White House office to save some time and taxpayer money on researching the impacts of global warming/climate change.


You're welcome.

Human Induced Climate Change Impacts:

wildfires
tornadoes
hurricanes
more rain
less rain 
more lightning
more deaths from lightning
drought
high summer temperatures
more heat-related deaths
cold winter temperatures
more cold-related deaths
more snow
less snow
more volcano activity
more virulent anything
higher murder rates
higher crime rates
more road rage
increased cybercrime
increased poverty
increased racism
increased cancer rates
increased depression
slower internet
ink pens not writing
rising ocean levels
non-rising ocean levels
lakes drying up
lakes overflowing
desertification
un-desertification
glaciers melting
glaciers not melting
polar bears drowning
polar bear population increase
animals escaping from zoos
inability/lack of desire to pay student loan debt
increased spread of viruses
more viral pandemics
train derailments
increased plant/food production
increased famine
war
illegal immigration
dryer pancakes
Pluto being demoted from planet to a big icy rock

Friday, March 31, 2023

Inconvenient Truth: 32 Climate Predictions Proven False


A great video highlighting the climate apocalypse predictions that didn't come true. Bias plus science equals fear mongering (and 60 years of scared children, some of whom have grown to be scared adults).

What we should be looking for is the next asteroid that will come out of nowhere and do more to wreck the climate than human carbon output ever could. 

Friday, May 1, 2020

Global Warming Climate Change

Mars has a thin atmosphere made up of 95 percent carbon dioxide (CO2). If carbon dioxide was such an effective greenhouse gas (where on Earth it only makes up 0.04 percent of the atmosphere) it should keep Mars nice and toasty at 95 percent! However, the average temperature on Mars is -63 degrees Celsius. So if Mars is so cold, despite carbon dioxide being the most prevalent component of its atmosphere, how effective is CO2 going to be as a warmer on Earth where the percentage of CO2 in our atmosphere is 4 hundredths of 1 percent?

As an example, imagine that the atmosphere is all the people in this "Where's Waldo" image and CO2 is Waldo. Where is Waldo's ability to warm up all these other people? It doesn't seem likely does it?

References
https://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/planetary/factsheet/marsfact.html
https://www.sciencedaily.com/terms/earth's_atmosphere.htm

Friday, June 16, 2017

The Trump Witch Hunt

Many of the people who voted for Donald Trump for President love the man, they don't just like him. They voted for him in the general election of 2016 because he said he was going to do things that they wanted done. Fix health care insurance, don't let people in the
country who shouldn't be here, don't lead from behind in the world but show true world leadership, reform the tax system, stop the U.S. from committing billions of dollars toward the manmade climate change hoax, show resolve in the fight against radical Islam, and many other things good for this country. There is also an image of him kissing the American flag. I don't remember President Obama ever doing that. He wanted to fundamentally change the U.S. Additionally, Obama wouldn't wear a flag lapel until pressured to do so. Donald Trump clearly respects and thanks the military and the police for protecting us. Obama did not clearly do so.


So Donald Trump has already made good on many of his promises, whereas other Republicans, other politicians, make promises and never come through. That's why people love him. He is a fighter. Mr. Bush wasn't a fighter. Romney wasn't much of a fighter. McCain wasn't a fighter. That's why people love Trump. And he defends himself.


If it ever turns out that Donald Trump did something wrong enough to warrant his removal from office, the people who voted for him aren't going to blindly continue to support him. They will be disappointed in him as they have been disappointed in other Republicans and Democrats before him. They wanted a leader and someone they could trust. If President Trump ever turned out to be found guilty of a PROVABLE criminal offense his base would drop him like a hot potato. Why not? Mike Pence would be a great President too!


But there is no fire here, and the smoke is all created by the media and Democrat smoke machine. The poor, helpless media, which Trump bashed throughout the campaign because they bashed him, that poor, helpless media has a mission to destroy him. It is so clear that that's all that is going on here and the Dems are just on the bandwagon, willing partners with the media. They print stories that have no verification to create the smoke based on hearsay or that's attributed to unnamed sources.


The leaders of both parties in Congress need to call off the dogs that are hounding the president, say there is no "there" there, and let
him and the Congress get down to real business. Disagreements can be worked out through the political process as they should be rather than trying to get your way by destroying a man. If you have an argument against Trump's stance on, say, illegal immigration then put forward the argument -- don't try to win by trumping up phony charges against your opponent. It's no different than a figure skater hiring a hitman to break your opponent's leg.


The political dysfunction in the United States is married to hate right now and you can see where the hate takes us after the shooting of the U.S. Congressmen, aides and Capital police at the baseball field on Wednesday, June 14.


Let's hope that, moving forward, the virulence and the violence abates. But leaders on both sides of the aisle need to make it happen.

Wednesday, August 5, 2015

Global Warming

Photo Caption: http://abergavennyas.org.uk















The Earth next to the Sun in a comparison of sizes to scale. If there is global warming, I doubt that the Sun would have anything to do with it since the mighty Earth could shrug off any energy fluctuations from the puny Sun.