where did you come up with this figure?

this topic doesn't interest me at all
i worry that people are so anti - whatever
that they will blow off trying to have a clean planet

the real people are worried about clean air, water, & Earth
carbon is not that big of a topic
they hate phosphorous

I find it funny that all these people screaming about climate change and how we're destroying the planet, all live in huge metro areas that are literally deforested and covered in heat absorbing concrete. D/FW is almost 10K square miles of which, I would gather 70% has been covered in human made construction. Roads, parking lots, asphalt shingles...etc etc.. Of course your concrete jungle is going to be warmer. You cut down and destroyed Earths natural filters so you can live in a house you can't afford to impress people you don't even know. Any area with high population density is of course, going to have higher temps and your surroundings don't encompass heat dissipation.

Now way that this...will ever have the natural cleaning abilities





of something like this.




Do some of that research in some rural areas and see how the data changes. Not to mention, how much better the air literally smells out here.

On second thought, no, PLEASE stay in your cities! Keep your pollution and delusions of grandeur up there!

I've used this before, and until someone can disprove it, I'll keep using it.

The most rabid climate goons are like fire ants. Huh?
A fire ant only knows what's around them, the mound with a zillion other fire ants. They travel their little fire ant trails, and never vary from what they see.

So the fire ant assumes the entire planet is exactly like what they see every day. So, they think (well think is a stretch) the world needs to fix their mound. Ten feet away is unmolested earth, but they'll never know it.

I've used this before, and until someone can disprove it, I'll keep using it.

The most rabid climate goons are like fire ants. Huh?
A fire ant only knows what's around them, the mound with a zillion other fire ants. They travel their little fire ant trails, and never vary from what they see.

So the fire ant assumes the entire planet is exactly like what they see every day. So, they think (well think is a stretch) the world needs to fix their mound. Ten feet away is unmolested earth, but they'll never know it.

It blows my mind how out of touch and blind these people are. I've delivered soils to pipeline reclamation companies out in Granbury/Tolar areas and it's pristine country landscape, 100% as beautiful and natural as it was to begin with. There is a pole with pipeline marking about every 300 or so ft, but other than that, cows are grazing, hay is being grown, birds and other wildlife carry on their every day lives. I would dare any one of those protesters to look outside their house and NOT see a steel erection holding transmission lines and 5000Sq ft of concrete. Let alone stick their head out their bedroom window and talk directly to their neighbor in an over packed, crowded McMansion neighborhood.

What we have all been saying- it’s a hoax…
NASA's Latest Climate Data Challenges 30 Years of Global Warming Assumption
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/oth...f-global-warming-assumptions/ss-AA1CBCH2

Keystone pipeline just had a pretty significant spill
Enough to shut it down

I've used this before, and until someone can disprove it, I'll keep using it.

The most rabid climate goons are like fire ants. Huh?
A fire ant only knows what's around them, the mound with a zillion other fire ants. They travel their little fire ant trails, and never vary from what they see.

So the fire ant assumes the entire planet is exactly like what they see every day. So, they think (well think is a stretch) the world needs to fix their mound. Ten feet away is unmolested earth, but they'll never know it.

You must have only read the headline. No where did they say pollution is a good thing

"As our knowledge of the climate system grows, so too will our ability to address the challenges posed by climate change. The journey may be complex, but it is one that holds the promise of a more informed and sustainable future."

You must have only read the headline. No where did they say pollution is a good thing

"As our knowledge of the climate system grows, so too will our ability to address the challenges posed by climate change. The journey may be complex, but it is one that holds the promise of a more informed and sustainable future."

Thanks for clarifying the obvious.
The climate crazies have decided to label CO2 as pollution.
We know what pollution looks like and nobody wants to cause it. We've done a outstanding job cleaning up the air, water and bays in the past 40 years.
They have to invent monsters, or they lose power.
Anyone who grew up in Houston in the 60's knows what pollution looks like, it doesn't look like that any more, since they slayed the dragon, they must invent new dragons.