If you don't know: Brazil is bigger than mainland USA. USA is bigger due to Alaska.
Couldn't the US also be bigger because of the 10 states most to the east or whatever? Why specifically Alaska?
The ozone hole above Antarctica has grown to three times the size of Brazil
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Re: The ozone hole above Antarctica has grown to three times the size of Brazil
#12Earlier quoted context omitted.
So if we can survive the next thirty years, we're good. I can barely look forward to the next five. Edit: Woah. Humor doesn't translate well on this site doesn't it? I'm not saying the world is ending. I'm just saying with the next five years it looks bloody bleak, at least for me, turning 40 doesn't look fun. With wars, environmental mess going on; the world looks very dystopian to the vision where it could be utopi…
This sort of ridiculous, silly rhetoric needs to end. It's not just unproductive, it's counter-productive. "ThE wOrLd Is EnDiNg!" is such a tired line, used by religious fanatics since the beginning of time. Modern-day climate activism has indeed become it's own sort of religion, complete with the same sort of doom-and-gloom "repent now before it's too late" rhetoric and increasingly not based on facts or science but…
Re: The ozone hole above Antarctica has grown to three times the size of Brazil
#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
Couldn't the US also be bigger because of the 10 states most to the east or whatever? Why specifically Alaska?
Because it’s way out there and hard to visualize as part of the total area.
Re: The ozone hole above Antarctica has grown to three times the size of Brazil
#14If you don't know: Brazil is bigger than mainland USA. USA is bigger due to Alaska.
Couldn't the US also be bigger because of the 10 states most to the east or whatever? Why specifically Alaska?
Re: The ozone hole above Antarctica has grown to three times the size of Brazil
#15Re: The ozone hole above Antarctica has grown to three times the size of Brazil
#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
So if we can survive the next thirty years, we're good. I can barely look forward to the next five. Edit: Woah. Humor doesn't translate well on this site doesn't it? I'm not saying the world is ending. I'm just saying with the next five years it looks bloody bleak, at least for me, turning 40 doesn't look fun. With wars, environmental mess going on; the world looks very dystopian to the vision where it could be utopi…
This sort of ridiculous, silly rhetoric needs to end. It's not just unproductive, it's counter-productive. "ThE wOrLd Is EnDiNg!" is such a tired line, used by religious fanatics since the beginning of time. Modern-day climate activism has indeed become it's own sort of religion, complete with the same sort of doom-and-gloom "repent now before it's too late" rhetoric and increasingly not based on facts or science but…
By contrast, this is the exact sort of haughty condescension that pushes people further away, often right into the hands of real extremists.
The sensationalism is there because the problems of our ecology are literally sensational. Dismissing that is the real turnoff here.
Re: The ozone hole above Antarctica has grown to three times the size of Brazil
#17Re: The ozone hole above Antarctica has grown to three times the size of Brazil
#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
So if we can survive the next thirty years, we're good. I can barely look forward to the next five. Edit: Woah. Humor doesn't translate well on this site doesn't it? I'm not saying the world is ending. I'm just saying with the next five years it looks bloody bleak, at least for me, turning 40 doesn't look fun. With wars, environmental mess going on; the world looks very dystopian to the vision where it could be utopi…
This sort of ridiculous, silly rhetoric needs to end. It's not just unproductive, it's counter-productive. "ThE wOrLd Is EnDiNg!" is such a tired line, used by religious fanatics since the beginning of time. Modern-day climate activism has indeed become it's own sort of religion, complete with the same sort of doom-and-gloom "repent now before it's too late" rhetoric and increasingly not based on facts or science but…
Re: The ozone hole above Antarctica has grown to three times the size of Brazil
#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
So if we can survive the next thirty years, we're good. I can barely look forward to the next five. Edit: Woah. Humor doesn't translate well on this site doesn't it? I'm not saying the world is ending. I'm just saying with the next five years it looks bloody bleak, at least for me, turning 40 doesn't look fun. With wars, environmental mess going on; the world looks very dystopian to the vision where it could be utopi…
This sort of ridiculous, silly rhetoric needs to end. It's not just unproductive, it's counter-productive. "ThE wOrLd Is EnDiNg!" is such a tired line, used by religious fanatics since the beginning of time. Modern-day climate activism has indeed become it's own sort of religion, complete with the same sort of doom-and-gloom "repent now before it's too late" rhetoric and increasingly not based on facts or science but…
My father had to _literally_ practice hiding under his desk at school with a Geiger counter in preparation for nuclear war. He was then _drafted_ into Vietnam... I don't think I have it so bad.
Re: The ozone hole above Antarctica has grown to three times the size of Brazil
#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
So if we can survive the next thirty years, we're good. I can barely look forward to the next five. Edit: Woah. Humor doesn't translate well on this site doesn't it? I'm not saying the world is ending. I'm just saying with the next five years it looks bloody bleak, at least for me, turning 40 doesn't look fun. With wars, environmental mess going on; the world looks very dystopian to the vision where it could be utopi…
This sort of ridiculous, silly rhetoric needs to end. It's not just unproductive, it's counter-productive. "ThE wOrLd Is EnDiNg!" is such a tired line, used by religious fanatics since the beginning of time. Modern-day climate activism has indeed become it's own sort of religion, complete with the same sort of doom-and-gloom "repent now before it's too late" rhetoric and increasingly not based on facts or science but…