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If I could use it for 20 years first, definitely.
What happens after 20 years?
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World ocean temperatures in 2021 were the hottest ever recorded
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Re: World ocean temperatures in 2021 were the hottest ever recorded
#142Keeping adding more temperature reading stations in cities and suburbans and you too will get record-breaking heat trends.
Re: World ocean temperatures in 2021 were the hottest ever recorded
#143Earlier quoted context omitted.
Anyone who drove a car or took a flight or bought things they didn’t need contributed too. Don’t try and weasel out of it.
Don't do that man. The oceans are growing acidic, countless species are being lost forever. We could literally all die because of this. Blaming me for my commercial air travel while Chevron can imprison a lawyer for fighting against them is beyond fallacy, and well past what I can describe in polite terms. Do you have family in the oil biz or something? Why would you do this?
Just because Chevron did something wrong doesn't mean you get off scott-free. Chevron can't fix global warming on their own, it takes everyone, including you.
Re: World ocean temperatures in 2021 were the hottest ever recorded
#144Keeping adding more temperature reading stations in cities and suburbans and you too will get record-breaking heat trends.
Not to mention the fact that urbanization has been progressing at large worldwide for the past decades. And urban areas are obviously warmer.
Re: World ocean temperatures in 2021 were the hottest ever recorded
#145Keeping adding more temperature reading stations in cities and suburbans and you too will get record-breaking heat trends.
Yes, all of those cities and suburbs in the Indian Ocean, that’s what’s creating the trend described in this article.
Re: World ocean temperatures in 2021 were the hottest ever recorded
#146Earlier quoted context omitted.
Don't do that man. The oceans are growing acidic, countless species are being lost forever. We could literally all die because of this. Blaming me for my commercial air travel while Chevron can imprison a lawyer for fighting against them is beyond fallacy, and well past what I can describe in polite terms. Do you have family in the oil biz or something? Why would you do this?
Just because Chevron did something wrong doesn't mean you get off scott-free. Chevron can't fix global warming on their own, it takes everyone, including you.
Chevron damn near could. I bear the blame for climate change along with Chevron just like I own stocks along with Jeff Bezos.
Re: World ocean temperatures in 2021 were the hottest ever recorded
#147Keeping adding more temperature reading stations in cities and suburbans and you too will get record-breaking heat trends.
Not to mention the fact that urbanization has been progressing at large worldwide for the past decades. And urban areas are obviously warmer.
let us ignore the rising means when adding more clusters of temperature reading stations in urbanized areas.
Re: World ocean temperatures in 2021 were the hottest ever recorded
#148Re: World ocean temperatures in 2021 were the hottest ever recorded
#149Earlier quoted context omitted.
Just because Chevron did something wrong doesn't mean you get off scott-free. Chevron can't fix global warming on their own, it takes everyone, including you.
Chevron damn near could. I bear the blame for climate change along with Chevron just like I own stocks along with Jeff Bezos.
If Chevron didn’t have customers they wouldnt exist.
Like i said, take ownership of your role.
Re: World ocean temperatures in 2021 were the hottest ever recorded
#150I have the feeling that many people (especially politicians) think that global warming is a linear process. It's not. It might even be exponential since some sources for climate-warming are affected by warmer climate. For example, melting ice that reflects sunlight back to space [ https://arcticwwf.org/places/last-ice-area/ ]. I'm thinking about choosing a new place to live right now. Climate change is a big factor f…
Don't forget about the fact that the amount of energy required to phase change 0°C ice into 0°C water is about the same amount of energy required to heat 0°C water to 79°C water... https://courses.lumenlearning.com/boundless-physics/chapter/...
What about it?