Indeed. He can take a break from this thread.
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Indeed. He can take a break from this thread.
Look out bazzas had a google and he's armed with facts
Nah let him go bruce, mr PHD can dazzle us all with his knowledge
The debate about climate-change and how to deal with it has been hijacked here by the political right. https://www.smh.com.au/politics/fed...-bizarre-christmas-video-20191225-p53mt4.html
He should be more concerned with his bright red face and high blood pressure
He can climate deny all he wants, but not showing a degree of compassion isn't good.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
There is a God.
There is a God.
Just a naughty boy I'm afraid.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Same thing really.
Imagine ignoring mountains of scientific data, and then citing portions of and article that supports their argument...and then calling out folks for ignoring the science they've just cherry picked.
I hope everyone is safe.
I hope everyone is safe.
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Hes a sad man.
Currently on the Gold Coast trying to put a bush fire out in my pants.
Incredible scenes here
Greta-esque sounds like Trump mate. You may be correct but as we enjoy a balmy December it cannot be denied the climate is changing in a big way. Yes the media will spin things as they do with everything but that does not mean the ice is not melting fastAnyone interested in a calmer analysis beyond the media "man made climate doom" cause headline, see below.
"It has become customary to see wildfires – either in Australia currently, the Amazon in August or last autumn’s serious fires in California – as evidence of runaway, accelerating global warming. Yet, contrary to the Greta-esque narrative that ‘the Earth is on fire’, the amount of land burned annually around the world by wildfire – as measured from Nasa satellite data – fell by around a quarter in the 17 years from 1998 to 2015. This was reported in a paper in Science Magazine two years ago, which mapped the change in incidence of fire across all continents. There were some parts of the world where the incidence of fire increased over that period, namely parts of northern Canada and Alaska, the US Mid West, parts (though far from all) the Amazon basin, southern Africa and a relatively small patch of central Australia. But this was more than offset by places where the incidence of fires reduced – most notably across large parts of West Africa, but also over most of Australia. "
Scott Morrison is right - Australia's bushfires aren't down to climate change | The Spectator
I have long since learned, not least from my interview with Al Gore published here in 2017 that the surest way to get called a climate change denier is to quote genuine science that runs counter to the hyperbolic ‘science’ spun by the likes of Gore, Extinction Rebellion and the global Greta...blogs.spectator.co.uk
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Don't know about that mate. I'm up in the far north and our skies have been pretty clear, occasionally a bit of cloud and a full sky of stars at night.
I got it from the ABC which is usually quite reliable
Canberra chokes through hazardous smoke, as ACT records worst-ever air quality
Canberra records unprecedented smoke pollution amid the bushfire crisis, which also sees smoke cross the Tasman to shroud parts of New Zealand.
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