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What do you think, is climate change real? why or why not?

>> No.9429106

>>9429102
https://skepticalscience.com/argument.php

>> No.9429109

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/how-the-insurance-industry-is-dealing-with-climate-change-52218/

>> No.9429183

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbrKLnh8wLA

>> No.9429286

>>9429102
>is climate change real?

it's some wealth extraction bullshit, pulling peoples heartstrings in order to shame them into giving the global banking syndicates more money.

And this is provable.

All you have to do is ask a proponent of "AGW" or "Man made climate change" what their plan is to counter it, and their answer will be one of the three:

1. Give more money to global banks

2. De-Industrialize the West

3. They don't know.

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>third-hottest year in history
>costliest year for disaster in US history
...b-but it's not our fault! IT CAN'T BE

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>>9429301
>IT CAN'T BE
just keep saying it, over and over

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>>9429286

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>>9429286

>> No.9429330

>>9429301
>>9429304
Why not intentionally burn away accumulated detritus each year? African goat farmers do this to replenish the pastures and they have 0 wildfires.

>> No.9429334

>>9429329
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-01-10/exxon-bp-chevron-should-pay-for-climate-costs-new-york-says

>> No.9429336

>>9429330
>let's all live like goats

>> No.9429337

yes, hullaballoo and shenanigans aside, CO2 absorbs infrared, it's a fact

>> No.9429338

>>9429336
You don't have to live out in the pastures with the goats, you don't even have to set the dry grasses ablaze. Let the farmers do that. They know what they are doing and you don't.

>> No.9429340

>>9429337
1824
Fourier calculates that the Earth would be far colder if it lacked an atmosphere.

1859
Tyndall discovers that some gases block infrared radiation. He suggests that changes in the concentration of the gases could bring climate change.

1896
Arrhenius publishes first calculation of global warming from human emissions of CO2.

>> No.9429341

>>9429338
[citation needed]

>> No.9429835

>>9429102
Of course it’s real. You’d have to be an ignorant brain let to believe that it’s a hoax.
>>9429329
This. The real conspiracy is corporations trying to protect their profits.

>> No.9429844

>>9429102
>What do you think, is climate change real?
Obviously not

>> No.9429851

>>9429102
Yes, it's real, but conservatives will tell you that it's not, for 2 reasons:
They can't stand the cold and think a few degrees more can do no harm
They hate everything white, including snow (that's also the reason why alt-retards want to incite a race war: to harm the white race)

>> No.9429892

>>9429102
>>9429286
A namefag said it's fake, therefore it must be real.

QED

>> No.9429899

Define climate change.

The weather changes all the time. Is my desert climate slowly becoming a tropical climate or an arctic climate? No. Are oceans rising? No. Do hurricanes happen? Yes. Have hurricanes always happened? Yes.
Would an entire meter rise in ocean level be a problem? No. Maybe for india, but even then and in any case could be solved towards not significantly impacting comfort or lifestyle.

climate change doesn't mean anything intelligible. Deforestation is the only problem impacting future generations, as we kinda need trees to be alive and well in order to produce sufficient oxygen, but I guess we're past a point of problem there too since the only best way of describing new age idiocies is brain damage by hypoxia. You can scream about CO2 in the atmosphere all you want but vegitation remains the only natural recycling plant for the stuff.

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>>9429851
A bold new synthesis

>> No.9429910

imagine still falling for al gore's propaganda 12 years after an inconvenient truth was released

incredible

>> No.9429911

Real but exaggerated

>> No.9429967
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>>9429899
>Define climate change.
Are you incapable of using the internet?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_change
"Climate change is a change in the statistical distribution of weather patterns when that change lasts for an extended period of time (i.e., decades to millions of years)."

>The weather changes all the time.
That doesn't mean the distribution is shifting over a significant amount of time.

>Is my desert climate slowly becoming a tropical climate or an arctic climate?
Desert climates on average are shifting. Here's an example: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0140196315300677

>Are oceans rising?
Yes. Pic related.

>Would an entire meter rise in ocean level be a problem?
Yes, that would cause billions of dollars in damage to coastal areas everywhere.

>climate change doesn't mean anything intelligible.
Considering the fallacious claims running through your post, I would not judge what is and isn't intelligible based on your particular intelligence.

>Deforestation is the only problem impacting future generations
What about ocean acidification and rapid warming damaging infrastructure and ecologies humans rely on?

>You can scream about CO2 in the atmosphere all you want but vegitation remains the only natural recycling plant for the stuff.
Or we could just not emit as much of it in the first place.

Where do you idiots come from and why are you posting pseudoscientific nonsense on a science board?

>> No.9429988

>>9429967
Bumblefuckskin. How many billions of dollars of damage have occurred from rising ocean levels since 1870?
Do you think it is possible to curb the usage of fossil fuels?
>Weather changes all the time but d-d-distribution...
Hypoxic motherfucker get on life support.

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>>9429899
>climate change
>starts talking about the weather
- pic related

>> No.9429996

>>9429967
>en.m.wikipedia
>.m.
Post disregarded.

>> No.9430010

>>9429102
Exxon Mobil
http://corporate.exxonmobil.com/en/current-issues/climate-policy/climate-perspectives/our-position
British Petroleum
https://www.bp.com/en/global/corporate/sustainability/climate-change.html
Shell
https://www.shell.com/sustainability/environment/climate-change.html
ConocoPhillips
http://www.conocophillips.com/environment/climate-change/

You have no argument. Even the people who's money comes directly from putting carbon dioxide into the atmosphere are admitting that climate change is real and poses a serious problem for the future of mankind that must be addressed.

>> No.9430018

>>9429988
>>9429996
Get the fuck out brainlets
https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2015-whats-warming-the-world/

>> No.9430024

>>9430018
>bloomberg.com
Got any reputable sources, shill?

>> No.9430043

>>9430024
Sure
>>9430010

Oil gas and coal companies are shitting their pants right now as the evidence that climate change is caused by human emitted greenhouse gases is getting stronger.

>> No.9430058

Coal giant admits climate change
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/coal-executive-says-his-industry-must-confront-climate-change/

>> No.9430078

>admitting climate change is real
Wow good job, next are you gonna tell me the Earth orbits the Sun?

>> No.9430079

>>9429988
>How many billions of dollars of damage have occurred from rising ocean levels since 1870?
It's almost like you want to get BTFO.

http://www.ipcc.ch/ipccreports/tar/wg2/index.php?idp=298

>> No.9430082

>>9429329
/thread

>> No.9430085

>>9429988
>Do you think it is possible to curb the usage of fossil fuels?
It's actually not that hard if you retards will just stop denying scientific facts because it hurts your political feefees.

https://www.carbontax.org/blog/2008/10/18/a-question-of-balance-finding-the-optimal-carbon-tax-rate/

>> No.9430095

>>9429329
>limit any future liability their pollution may cause
Oh, they're fucked and they know it
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/latest-nyc-sues-oil-companies-climate-change-52260326

>> No.9430106

>>9430085
>the-optimal-carbon-tax-rate
0%

>> No.9430147

>>9429329

You're naive to think this. I'd argue the oil companies are helping to fund the climate hoax. The oil reserves are running out and they need to find a way to continue their market dominance. I expect they've invested heavily in green energy, and now they just need to sway public opinion with pseudo-science.

>> No.9430175

>>9429102
As others have posted,climate change is just a way for corporations and elites to destroy the west and make money,people who think it's real are useful idiots.

>> No.9430193

>>9430079
Its almost like you're actually retarded.

That says nothing about since 1870. it says a projected cost would be 20 billion dollars by 2100.

Inhale silica familia.

>> No.9430210

>>9429102
Let me put it this way.
Trump applied for a permit in Scotland to build a barrier to protect his golf course from rising sea levels.
He's sane only when his own interests are threatened.
The rest of the time he parrots the Koch Brother's denialism.

>> No.9430277

>>9430193
Wrong, it talks about current costs, you illiterate baboon.

Just the increase in flooding in a single storm from current sea level rise can cost billions:

https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm14/meetingapp.cgi/Paper/24778

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If global warming is not real why are the sea levels dropping? Al Gore and Reddit have been warning you about this for years. Obama, Clinton, Oprah, etc. The glaciers are melting and the water level is going down like we've been saying OVER AND OVER AGAIN. Your beaches are going to go miles further into the sea. You retards even elected blumpf who exited the Paris Agreement further exacerbating the problem of global warming.

>> No.9430366

>>9430348
You'll never have to fight for a spot on the beach again

>> No.9430386

>>9430147
>I'd argue the oil companies are helping to fund the climate hoax
And yet the oil companies are pumping loads of money into climate change denial. You can easily find proof of this.
It doesn't matter what you think. The reality is different.

>> No.9430400

>>9430348
Where does it say sea levels are dropping? Why can't pol/tards/ read?

>> No.9430408

yes. proof: in december it's colder than in august

>> No.9430468

>>9429334
>https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-01-10/exxon-bp-chevron-should-pay-for-climate-costs-new-york-says

Yeah wake me up when NYC is powered by the sun and hopeful thooughts

>> No.9430477

The climate is changing.
No one can predict how it is changing with any degree of accuracy.
With such a chaotic system that consists of so many variables, you are just as like to hurt rather than help with any solutions you suggest.
Money is best spent adapting to effects of climate change instead of poking around in the dark trying to fight it, which is almost surely create a ton of other unforseen problems.

>> No.9430495

>>9430477
>No one can predict how it is changing with any degree of accuracy.
Wrong again, /pol/tard.

http://www.realclimate.org/index.php/climate-model-projections-compared-to-observations/

>> No.9430496

The sea levels dropping is a great example of predictions being wrong, and alarmists being dangerous. This guys would have had us building sea walls, when in fact the sea levels would drop just a few years later. The climate is an almost hopelessly complicated system to accurately simulate.

>> No.9430506

>>9430495
Proves my point. Those relative errors are massive. A model being off by like 0.1C temperature anomaly doesn't seem like much, until you realize that actually represents as much warming as occurs in like 3 decades.

>> No.9430602

>>9430496
The claim that "sea levels are now dropping" is a great example of deniers having no idea what they're talking about and not being able to read. It's pretty easy to win a debate when your opponent not only has no argument but spouts outright falsehoods.

>> No.9430608

More energy is staying in the system, if you have a big peak in one spot, you have to have a big dip in another. It's why winters are getting more extreme.

>> No.9430611

>>9430506
>Proves my point. Those relative errors are massive. A model being off by like 0.1C temperature anomaly doesn't seem like much, until you realize that actually represents as much warming as occurs in like 3 decades.
Except a temperature increase by 0.1°C it's much closer to 3 years than 3 decades. Once again deniers prove that they have no idea what they are talking about

>> No.9430669

>>9430611
>Once again deniers prove that they have no idea what they are talking about
I'm a skeptic

>> No.9430717

Why can't we put more funding in nuclear and not meme shit like solar and wind

>> No.9430741

Why are the alarmists who show up on /sci/ so irrational and emotional whenever someone shows any skepticism about climate change/global warming? It makes it nearly impossible to take them seriously

>> No.9430743

>>9430717
Solar and wind are cheaper and don't contain toxic wastes?

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>>9429330
They already do that?

>> No.9430769

>>9430743

KEK

nice ignorance

>> No.9430771

>>9430741
I know right? I just wish alarmists would stop hyperventilating about some global conspiracy to enforce green energy that doesn’t exist; and realised that climate change is based upon verified science.

It's almost like the alarmists don't want their feelings hurt because it clashes with their bias based on "non left wing" ideology.

>> No.9430780

It's nothing. The fear mongering creates an echo chamber. We should solve it via technological advancement not austerity

>> No.9430783

>>9430769
an what toxic waste do wind turbines and solar panels have in them? That being said, at this point we don't have a choice to exclude nuclear power.

>> No.9430789

>>9430717
Because it's easier to do solar and wind both cheaply and safely. With nuclear power, you have to pick one or the other.

>> No.9430874

>>9430771
>I know right? I just wish alarmists would stop hyperventilating about some global conspiracy to enforce green energy that doesn’t exist; and realised that climate change is based upon verified science.
>It's almost like the alarmists don't want their feelings hurt because it clashes with their bias based on "non left wing" ideology.
What do you mean?

>> No.9430885

>>9430669
If you were skeptical you would already have figured out that what you're spouting is bullshit.

>> No.9430896

>>9429102
>live on planet next to star
>expect it not to heat up

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>>9430147

>> No.9430907

lmao the fact that this is even a debate on a science board just goes to show you how dysfunctional the people here are

>> No.9430911

>>9430468
>i'm asleep

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>>9430477

>> No.9430926

>>9430885
>If you were skeptical you would already have figured out that what you're spouting is bullshit.
But I'm not "spouting" anything, just in search of a convincing argument for or against climate change

>> No.9430931

>>9430780
>i think this is going to proceed linearly
>i haven't heard of tipping points

>> No.9431016

>>9430926
So you "searched" for convincing arguments and you found these:

>No one can predict how it is changing with any degree of accuracy.
>Those relative errors are massive. A model being off by like 0.1C temperature anomaly doesn't seem like much, until you realize that actually represents as much warming as occurs in like 3 decades.

But you weren't skeptical of them. How odd.

>> No.9431035

>>9429286
My plan is third world genocide.
What now, /pol/?

>> No.9431051

>>9430783
Not that guy but solar panels do have a lot of nasty heavy metals in modern production and wind farms devastate bird populations. Everything has ups and downs.

>> No.9431055

>>9431016
>So you "searched" for convincing arguments and you found these:
No, you posted those "arguments", and they weren't convincing.

>> No.9431072

>>9431055
No, I didn't post those arguments, you did you massive tard: >>9430477

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>>9431140

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>>9431143

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>>9431146

>> No.9431360

>>9430277
Inhale silica familam

>> No.9431367

>>9431148
this one's not due to global warming

>> No.9431461

>>9429286
>3. They don't know.
Wait, how does someone admitting they don't know how to solve a problem mean that they're lying about the problem existing?
If I called for an ambulance and told them my leg was broken, would they conclude it was a prank call if I didn't know how to make a splint?
What the fuck?