Just a reminder guys. Winning an argument on the internet is like winning a medal in the special Olympics. You won. But you are still retarded. Keep that in mind.
well being a moron?
HUMM, LOL
take one to know one I guess? you'd be the expert here again I gather! HAHA!
I mentioned water and air quality,as at some point it was said, HUMANS have zero effect on weather/climate
YET, pollution and water quality does effect weather !, thus it effects climate? no?
or do these facts escape you!
SO< right back at yeah!
Sorry I stopped reading a few posts ago, but I have a question.
Are mrbb and DamageINC having a contest on who make make the longest post?
There is some long ones in here....lol
Its really becoming pointless to try to lay facts down about this topic. The left has gotten people to beleive if any weather is record breaking or deemed not "normal" its climate change. Lol We are on the verge of breaking snowfall records for Febuary, must be climate change. La Crosse broke a one day record a few days ago with 3"! Climate change! Most people don't know that CO2 isn't even close to the most powerful greenhouse gas, it's actually one of the weakest. Anybody want to guess one of the strangest? It's one of the most important things on this planet, the deadly water vapor! My grandma had one of the dome shaped plant houses that was always wet and warm, never once did she have to add CO2 to keep it that way. Please do some research from a non biased group about how much CO2 we actaully emit and the effects, do not read the newspapers or watch Al's movies. CO2 is just the one they attack cause it is a by product of the evil ICE vehicles. The climate has always changed and always will, regardless if we are here or not.
You didn't read the Wiki on Dunning-Kruger effect, did you? I'm trying really hard to be polite here. The nonsense that you have posted in this thread might have seemed logical to you, but it wasn't.
I have never said that humans have zero effect on weather and climate, but water pollution does not affect climate. Even corn production changes local weather, by emitting more water vapor (than most other plants would) through transpiration. The urban heat island effect raises local temps. Particulates can increase the amount of snow melt in the Arctic, changing the albedo. All of these (just to name a few) can skew temperature data. None of them will change by taxing harmless CO2. It's a money grab designed to redistribute our wealth, fund the growth of the UN, and ruin the US economy (we produce around 20% of global CO2 emissions). Anyone who supports it is as guilty as the politicians promoting it.
I think we need Tracker back to discuss Big Foot sightings.
There's a better chance of seeing Sasquatch, than there is of global warming being significant enough to make earth unhabitable in the next 100 years.
Snow in Hawaii is not that unusual, since they have peaks that are nearly 14,000 feet. They get snow in the Arizona mountains, as well. It's totally irrelevant to this discussion, just like everything else you say. This is like trying to teach calculus to a person who can't do basic addition and subtraction. I'm out of here.
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https://weather.com/storms/winter/news/snow-hawaii-20131219
Snow in Hawaii: It Happens More Often Than You Think
By Chrissy Warrilow·
December 20 2013 02:04 PM EDT·
weather.com
Yes, It Actually Snows in Hawaii
Despite its tropical latitude farther south than Miami, snow does fall in Hawaii, thanks to elevation.
According to Ken Rubin, an assistant professor of geology and geophysics at the University of Hawaii, "it snows here every year, but only at the very summits of our three tallest volcanoes (Mauna Loa, Mauna Kea and Haleakala)."
"The snow level almost never gets below 9,000 feet in Hawaii during the winter, but since these mountains are taller than 13,600 feet, 13,700 feet and 10,000 feet, respectively, they get dusted with snow a few times a year. It rarely stays on the ground for more than a few days though."
OK I'll play moreSnow in Hawaii is not that unusual, since they have peaks that are nearly 14,000 feet. They get snow in the Arizona mountains, as well. It's totally irrelevant to this discussion, just like everything else you say. This is like trying to teach calculus to a person who can't do basic addition and subtraction. I'm out of here.
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https://weather.com/storms/winter/news/snow-hawaii-20131219
Snow in Hawaii: It Happens More Often Than You Think
By Chrissy Warrilow·
December 20 2013 02:04 PM EDT·
weather.com
Yes, It Actually Snows in Hawaii
Despite its tropical latitude farther south than Miami, snow does fall in Hawaii, thanks to elevation.
According to Ken Rubin, an assistant professor of geology and geophysics at the University of Hawaii, "it snows here every year, but only at the very summits of our three tallest volcanoes (Mauna Loa, Mauna Kea and Haleakala)."
"The snow level almost never gets below 9,000 feet in Hawaii during the winter, but since these mountains are taller than 13,600 feet, 13,700 feet and 10,000 feet, respectively, they get dusted with snow a few times a year. It rarely stays on the ground for more than a few days though."
This is just stupid. Nobody wins. We have snow. Go out and ride.
This is just stupid. Nobody wins. We have snow. Go out and ride.