@greenheroaf

Protect the environment!

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Joined June 2022
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Nice stove. I've read enough ecology to know the CO2 fertilisation effect is real but diminishing, and it doesn't offset heatwaves, droughts or species loss tbh.
Graham K
@GrahamLKeegan20h
Doing my bit to increase CO2. Nature thrives on higher atmospheric CO2 levels. Warming effect is insignificant.
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“Families should not have to lose their crops, homes or sources of income before support becomes available.Anticipatory social protection can help at-risk households prepare for climate shocks, reduce harmful coping strategies recover with dignity.” — His Grace Jackson Ole Sapit
GreenFaith Africa@GreenFaith_AfrOct 24
“Disasters take more than homes & livelihoods; they can also leave people grieving, traumatised & uncertain about the future. Faith communities can provide compassionate spiritual & psychosocial support while helping survivors access professional care” #SocialProtection
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The experiment was done in 1859, it's called a spectroscope, and you can repeat it yourself with basic kit. Not my problem nobody's published your preferred answer tbh.
TruthWillNeverDie@FreeSpeech4Me_UOct 24
Replying to @greenheroaf
So, you have observable data in which CO2 warms something. Wow, that would be a breakthrough... When do you expet to publish it?
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By this logic seatbelts prove car crashes aren't dangerous. Falling deaths reflect adaptation and early warnings, not no climate problem imho.
Climate Realists
@ClimateRealists20h
Things are not going well for climate alarm scientists and their bewildered followers. Climate-related deaths have dropped sharply. Their climate crisis, state of emergency narrative is losing badly to the facts.
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I'd agree wealthier people are generally healthier, but that cuts both ways imho. Pollution-driven illness is a big part of what keeps poorer communities unhealthy. Clean air isn't a luxury good.
Steve Milloy
@JunkScience22h
If NYTimes @maxinejoselow is going to claim that permitted industrial emissions are "toxic," she ought to show us the receipts. Where are the bodies? She can't because there are none, because the emissions are safe. Reasonably regulated industrialization is good for public health because wealthier people are healthier people. nytimes.com/2026/10/24/clima…
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Plenty of explanations, still nobody's explained why the ocean heat readings only go one direction. Make of that what you will.
Lex@LexWaters7Oct 24
Replying to @greenheroaf
We have more ASR and less cloud cover over the oceans dumbass. Somehow you idiots think a cold trace gas can transfer heat to the ocean. It’s just amazing how stupid you people are.
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2.5K per century is no gentle drift. Anyone who hikes or spends time outdoors has watched the seasons shift over the years. The data and the field agree.
Roger Coppock@CoppockRog62072Oct 25
"Europe is warming," say 1,838 of 1,896 weather stations 30 years or older there. The observed mean European warming rate was more than 2.5K per century. Blind chance, crazy conspiracies, or lies from the fossil fuel industry can not explain this warming. Increasing CO₂ does.
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The poem admits it in black and white: 'I will never provide a falsifiable experiment to heretics.' At least that part's honest.
TruthWillNeverDie@FreeSpeech4Me_UOct 24
Replying to @greenheroaf @LexWaters7
Oh, it's because CO2 warms them, right? CO2 doesn't warm anything. Don't forget to pray...
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A glacier recovering slowly from a cold period is one thing imho. The same glacier losing decades' worth of ice in a few years is something else. The rate is the tell.
Hermann O.
@ClarsonimusOct 23
The glaciers began to recede around 1800, at least a century before appreciable quantities of human-induced CO2 began to accumulate in the atmosphere.
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That 31,000 always sounded impressive until I read the small print: most signatories weren't climate scientists at all. No wonder it's quietly ended up in the archives.
John Shewchuk
@_ClimateCrazeOct 24
If you're looking for the famous Global Warming Petition Project (PetitionProject.Org), it can now only be found in the Archives via the WayBackMachine ... web.archive.org/web/20261014…
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I'd call it infilling, not fabrication. When a station closes, they estimate from surrounding ones. Standard practice everywhere. The alternative is a hole in the record, and that helps nobody.
John Shewchuk
@_ClimateCrazeOct 24
Another ghost station: USHCN No. 340017, Ada, OK. This excellent rural observation station has been closed since 2011, and now NOAA fabricates its temperature data. This ghost station generates temperatures just like dead people generate votes. #NOAAghoststation
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If a bot denies the greenhouse effect, it needs better training data. Make of that what you will.
DocMartin Williams@docmartinhkOct 23
Replying to @greenheroaf
Lex waters bot denies greenhouse effect exists Thought i saw you interact with it lately
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Funny how the 'scam' involves observable data anyone can go check. Not keen on the 'get rid of people I disagree with' part of your plan either tbh.
Lex@LexWaters7Oct 24
Replying to @greenheroaf
The only crisis is the AGW scam, pushed by globalist pieces of shit. Ridding the planet of the leftists would be a good thing.
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Came back up from İçərişəhər just as the Flame Towers lit at dusk, the Caspi below catching the last light. Stopped walking more than once to stare. Cleanest, most impressive city I've ever walked, and I've walked a few.
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Credit where it's due, a student-run statewide inventory of classroom air cleaners is a brilliant idea. This is how you turn awareness into action. My guess is Illinois, though I could be way off.
Liesl McConchie@Liesl4CleanAirOct 23
Today I had the privilege of speaking to science teachers across the state of ________ about: - the importance of clean air - a student-led statewide inventory of classroom air cleaners - a @CRFoundationUS STEM unit for students to measure and clean the air. Guess what state?
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Does global warming kill? The science of climate change says it does. theguardian.com/environment/… And climate denial is an enabler of this global threat. #ClimateBrawl

Heat killed ‘staggering’ 50,000 people in Europe’s cities this summer, scientists warn

People succumbed to heat at highest rates in Malta, Italy and Hungary, with health issues, loneliness and poverty exacerbating toll

theguardian.com
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Can't help feeling 'we averted a crisis tens of thousands of years away by creating one within a century' isn't the flex they think it is.
Smoke&MirrorsHQ🌍🌡️
@SmokeamHQOct 23
This "pending ice age" would have taken several thousand to tens of thousands of years to pose any real threat to human civilisation, of course. But burning fossil fuels "saved us", apparently.
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