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They get down-voted because they're worse than useless.
Last week was the hottest ever recorded – here’s why we keep smashing records
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I'm downvoting you for two reasons: a) preemptively complaining about downvotes, b) calling an existentially threatening development with endless significant evidence and broad scientific consensus a "creed".
If you know an anecdote says nothing about a large scale development, why mention it at all?
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I think all the mega fires a few years ago simply removed a lot of the fuel and provided fire breaks. It’s not possible to burn millions of acres every year indefinitely.
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#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
Pretty sure all of these "ever recorded" records for global temps are only since 1979.
Pretty sure you're dead wrong.
Unfortunately their statement is too vague to be wrong, obviously there are numerous different ways to define global temperature, and different ways to measure it at the time, and different ways to infer it after the fact. amongst all that, probably one of them does only go back to the 70's. Does it make incomparable to any of the methods that go back centuries or millennia? Probably not.
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#18Spoiler: El Niño and climate change.
Don't feed the clickbait titles.
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I'm downvoting you for two reasons: a) preemptively complaining about downvotes, b) calling an existentially threatening development with endless significant evidence and broad scientific consensus a "creed". If you know an anecdote says nothing about a large scale development, why mention it at all?
I'm not complaining.
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The western US had a much wetter than average winter.
Meanwhile, Canada is having the worst wildfire season ever: https://www.axios.com/2023/06/29/canada-wildfire-season-wors...