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TopicIts too damn hot out
rogerskg1979
06/30/18 8:01:21 PM
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Krazy_Kirby posted...
rogerskg1979 posted...
PyroBlade1985 posted...
Mead posted...
Dont worry itll cool down in a few months and Fox News will declare that evidence that there is no global warming

Are you seriously blaming hot weather in summer on global warming?


That's not what he was saying at all. It's amusing how so many people don't even understand the concept of global warming. Global warming isn't just the "warming" of Earth. It's about the changing weather patterns, more and more natural disasters like earthquakes, tornadoes, etc.

For example, this year basically had no spring at all. It was cold all through March and April, and in fact April was one of the coldest Aprils on record. Then we do a 180 and have one of the hottest Mays on record. We went straight from winter to summer and went straight from being one of the coldest months on record to one of the hottest. Our seasons seem to be changing in recent years with shorter and shorter springs and falls and longer and longer winters and summers. That is a changing weather pattern, and while we can't be certain it will continue, it has been a trend in recent years.

People who deny that global warming/changing weather patterns is happening are either stupid, in denial, or just don't understand the concept. It IS happening. That is not up for debate any longer. The only thing that is up for debate is whether mankind is causing it or if it is just a natural occurring event. A popular theory is that global warming is a natural occurring event that happens ever so often. For example, global warming could have led to the Ice Age which killed all the dinosaurs. The Ice Age was definitely a period of global weather pattern changing, and it's why global warming could become a very serious problem if we're on the verge of another Ice Age or something similar.


dino's were dead before the ice age


We don't actually know exactly what killed the dinosaurs. The Ice Age is just one of the more popular theories. That wasn't the point of my post though, and if that's all you got out of it, then that's just sad.
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