Climate Change

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From their own depiction of the events, they saw what was up from the weather forecast and stopped all flights.

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Does not matter. What matters is that climate change disbelievers have found a scapegoat. Expect more scapegoats as the catastrophic climate change effects continue.

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Well! Another week and the next catastrophe.

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So that’s it! Climate Change is history. Simply gone. Its over folks!

Moderator! You can close the thread now.

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If you don’t like the facts, kill em off

Would of never thought that microSoft would stand by it’s name and do a Poop credit.

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And now one week of rain. Fuck the jet stream.

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It’s lovely isn’t it?

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But think of the abundance of local fruits and vegetables at discount prices in the coming weeks.

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No it’s not! It’s dark, grey, cold - bloody cold and feels just like winter. The only soothing thing is the lush trees.

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You’re living in the wrong place.
It’s a very pleasant 24° here with blue sky and sun and the occasional passing cloud.
The rain is mostly in the late evenings and overnight.

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Agree with BM, you’re in the wrong place.
Beautiful down here in Geneva, exactly what a summer’s day should be like; pleasantly warm with clear skies, occasional fluffy white clouds, a gentle breeze. Basically how I remember summers back in the day.
And when it rains it’s late in the evening or overnight so it’s cool enough to sleep!

It won’t last though, expect it’s start snowing next week…

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It’s been beautiful in the mountains, with lots of rain but sunshine occasionally every day. The garden loves it. Generally clouds up and gets moody in the late afternoon, with thunder and lightning. Yesterday the lovely Ursula came by with a pound of chanterelles she had just gathered on her hike; an hour after that the lovely Barbara came by with another pound she had gathered. I love this time of year!

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Holy icetea Batman.
Turkey has reported temperatures of 50.5 Degrees in Anatolia.
Climate scientists have long speculated that parts of earth could become uninhabitable by mid century, looks like that timescale could be too optimistic

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Just how much of the US already is, without AC?

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That’s why I’m investing in Sharpie futures.

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One of the very things that increase the problem.

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So now its official. At least internationally according to the UN.

Now! If only it can somehow be enforced?