General More Climate Change BS
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We had a record snowfall for the last 25 years, subtitle of the headline was "drought still expected"
Comical
Stage 2 watering restrictions already, our reservoir is at 100% its rained twice here this week. Not like sissy rain like straight pissing.
"It's preventative" stfu... last year we went how long without seeing rain the reservoir was at 70+% by the end of it. I hate people
I don’t know if I’m awake. I could argue either side on just about any topic. So I love it when a point is made that makes you stop and think “does this really make sense?”@Shinkicker is very awake
Hahaha
environmentalprogress.org
Solar Panels Are Three Times More Carbon-Intensive Than IPCC Claims — Environmental Progress
The world’s net zero calculations are relying on data that grossly underestimates the solar industry’s carbon intensity, but the data’s key compilers refuse to engage in further inquiry while admitting key data from China is not readily available to anyone.
environmentalprogress.org
How dare they?!Hahaha
Solar Panels Are Three Times More Carbon-Intensive Than IPCC Claims — Environmental Progress
The world’s net zero calculations are relying on data that grossly underestimates the solar industry’s carbon intensity, but the data’s key compilers refuse to engage in further inquiry while admitting key data from China is not readily available to anyone.
We've had hail 3 times this summer. I had never seen hail in person until 3 days ago. I have no idea what the cause is, but this is fucked.
Very interesting, and not sadly not surprisingHahaha
Solar Panels Are Three Times More Carbon-Intensive Than IPCC Claims — Environmental Progress
The world’s net zero calculations are relying on data that grossly underestimates the solar industry’s carbon intensity, but the data’s key compilers refuse to engage in further inquiry while admitting key data from China is not readily available to anyone.
Hail happens a few times a year here
How big was your hail?
I blame Solar Cycles, they are very powerful
Ya that is some serious shit
We had some between last year that was between golf ball and racquetball, was thick in some parts of town and one or two every 40 feet or so out where I am, chipped paint on one of my trucks and missed the other.
Mother Nature could fuck us up at any moment no doubt