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But climate change could be real.

perront wrote:

Kurt_Rad wrote:

But climate change could be real.

You started this whole mess!

We are now experiencing above average temperatures

Kurt_Rad wrote:

perront wrote:

Kurt_Rad wrote:

But climate change could be real.

You started this whole mess!

We are now experiencing above average temperatures

Good! hope the earth becomes a warm humid place it once was.

Kurt_Rad wrote:

spyker wrote:

Kurt_Rad wrote:

We are now experiencing above average temperatures

Good! hope the earth becomes a warm humid place it once was.

If we keep burning fossil fuels at alarming rates we may get there.

Governments will never stop using fossil fuels,too much money to be made from it.

I'm not trying to get political so no need to go reporting me again but isn't it funny when all these movie stars and Hollywood people come out talking about global warming. They fly around in private jets and helicopters and live in 50 room 10,000 square foot houses. They have cars with v10 engines or better.
No one has a bigger individual co2 footprint than them.
Is hypocrites the word I'm looking for?
I mean damn! We ride bikes! We saving the planet. They ain't!

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.cbc.ca/amp/1.3358972

My post was not meant to be political , just the fact these people go flying off the rails claiming the world is gonna end  and all of this nonsense.  To say the earth is warming up and climate change is happening . And then you look out the kitchen door and see snowflakes falling and it's only Oct. 14th that tells me it's a lie.  And the fact they claim water levels are going to rise 20 ft is bullshit also because if that was the case  real estate developers would go and buy every piece of property that is 25 foot above current water levels that way they could buy waterfront property at 25% the price.

Kurt_Rad wrote:

Shazambmx wrote:

I'm not trying to get political so no need to go reporting me again but isn't it funny when all these movie stars and Hollywood people come out talking about global warming. They fly around in private jets and helicopters and live in 50 room 10,000 square foot houses. They have cars with v10 engines or better.
No one has a bigger individual co2 footprint than them.
Is hypocrites the word I'm looking for?
I mean damn! We ride bikes! We saving the planet. They ain't!

Dicaprio is the worst. The Revenant was filmed where I live. They were filming in March and a “chinook” blew in. A chinook is a known meteorological phenomenon here where warm pacific air is pushed east over the Rockies where we live at the base. We can go from -30 to 60 in 18-24 hours and we can lose a considerable amount of snow. It’s common. It can happen more than once a month, it can last for over a week and they’ve been documented by indigenous people since well before the industrial revolution and well before any Europeans ever crossed the ocean. It’s from wind and atmosphere, not pollution and fossil fuels. Anyway a chinook hit during filming and Leo was outraged calling for the Canadian government to take action as this carbon related global warming was unacceptable.

I remember when that happened. As usual, a little research would have paid off big time. All he did was look like a total moron to anyone who's experienced the chinooks. I miss them living here, I still call it that when we get a warm blast in the early or late winter time.

I'm not a politician or a scientist , but when we usually get our first snowfall in beginning of november and instead we get it 2-3 weeks earlier it makes a person wonder , for instance about 2 weeks ago northern wisc. And u.p. had their first snowfall.

Kurt_Rad wrote:

Shazambmx wrote:

I'm not trying to get political so no need to go reporting me again but isn't it funny when all these movie stars and Hollywood people come out talking about global warming. They fly around in private jets and helicopters and live in 50 room 10,000 square foot houses. They have cars with v10 engines or better.
No one has a bigger individual co2 footprint than them.
Is hypocrites the word I'm looking for?
I mean damn! We ride bikes! We saving the planet. They ain't!

Dicaprio is the worst. The Revenant was filmed where I live. They were filming in March and a “chinook” blew in. A chinook is a known meteorological phenomenon here where warm pacific air is pushed east over the Rockies where we live at the base. We can go from -30 to 60 in 18-24 hours and we can lose a considerable amount of snow. It’s common. It can happen more than once a month, it can last for over a week and they’ve been documented by indigenous people since well before the industrial revolution and well before any Europeans ever crossed the ocean. It’s from wind and atmosphere, not pollution and fossil fuels. Anyway a chinook hit during filming and Leo was outraged calling for the Canadian government to take action as this carbon related global warming was unacceptable.

DiCaprio is a phenomenal actor and I loved The Revenant(I also heard some scenes wee filmed in BC),but a enviromental activists....not so much.Funny how he charters his 30 million dollar private yacht to exotic locations around the world to entertain his whores and freeloader pals,all while not giving a damn about all the diesel fumes being emitted into the atmosphere.

Charger Bullet wrote:

It is evident you aren't a scientist when you can't seem to differentiate between local weather and the planet's climate. That is like turning up the thermostat in your freezer and still befuddled that the ice cubes are still frozen.

Ouch.  Mr. Manners told me that was rude.

This was pulled off Google: 
About the Four Types of Fossil Fuels
Petroleum. Petroleum, or crude oil, is the most extensively used fossil fuel. ...
Coal. Coal is the most abundant fossil fuel resource. ...
Natural Gas. Natural gas is comprised mostly of methane, although it also contains ethane, propane and butane. ...
Orimulsion. ...
Future of Fossil Fuels

Yep let's turn back calendars to about 300 A.D.  , yep I can see the world quitting the use of these 4 fuels