Going to be another brutal summer for much of the US it appears...

[BaronOfHair]

"Climate Change" in and of itself means nothing

Greens and their allies are themselves are finally kinda sorta beginning to recognize this, it would seem

https://www.npr.org/2021/09/14/1036983971/goodbye-climate-jargon-hello-simplicity

 

[BaronOfHair]

Yep and from ~1600 until 1800 you could ice skate the Thames….

And as relatively recently as 1980, London flats equipped with showers(Rather than bathtubs alone)were so uncommon, Landis had to REALLY hunt around for a suitable location in which to film this now immortal scene

Jenny Agutter - An American Werewolf in London

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[BaronOfHair]

Probs will fall foul of the politics rule

Giving it a whirl

We need an equivalent of The Free Speech Union In The US, perhaps other nations

https://freespeechunion.org/ Currently, the only civic organization of any consequence on this subject which exists here in The US* is FIRE, and their approach remains a highly legalistic one https://reason.com/podcast/2022/06/08/greg-lukianoff-saving-culture-free-speech/ That won't diminish...

www.sosuave.net

 

[BackInTheGame78]

This is the type of intense heat wave normally seen in late July/early August , not mid June.

A heat wave not seen in decades is helping to send temperatures soaring for most Americans

A long-lasting and expansive heat wave fueled by an intense heat dome is gripping the Midwest and Northeast with record-breaking high temperatures.

www.yahoo.com

 

[BaronOfHair]

This is the type of intense heat wave normally seen in late July/early August , not mid June.

This year there's been a noticeable increase in home invasions, where single men who live alone with a pet Labrador Retriever, and own a PlayStation 4 are targeted. In each of these HIs, one of the assailants decapitates the Lab with a butcher's knife taken from the vic's kitchen, then forces the poor ba-tard at gunpoint to re-enact Chalamet and Hammer's more steamy scenes from Call Me By Your Name with his pooch's now headless corpse, while the other two perps play Red Dead:Redemption on the vic's PS. The rate of such incidents have gone from 0% over the past several decades, to 1% today

Like the heat wave we're currently experiencing, these bizarre crimes COULD be harbingers of an impending societal collapse. Or, both could simply be two of the many anomalies which occur EVERY year, and who's long-term significance are ultimately miniscule

One can take any single phenomena out of it's larger context(Yeah, the weather's currently warmer than it's been in awhile. Also true: Over the past several decades, we've experienced summers which were more CHILLY than is typical. There are currently more instances of home invasion/forced bestiality&necrophilia than is typical... This is only because no such crimes have ever occurred in the years that data has been recorded. These incidents still only make up less than 0.000005% of all crimes currently being committed), then use this to justify a pre-existing belief

 

[BackInTheGame78]

This year there's been a noticeable increase in home invasions, where single men who live alone with a pet Labrador Retriever, and own a PlayStation 4 are targeted. In each of these HIs, one of the assailants beheads the Lab with a butcher's knife taken from the vic's kitchen, then forces the poor ba-tard at gunpoint to re-enact Chalamet and Hammer's more steamy scenes from Call Me By Your Name, while the other two perps play Red Dead:Redemption on the vic's PS. The rate of such incidents have gone from 0% over the past several decades, to 1% today

Like the heat wave we're currently experiencing, these bizarre crimes COULD be harbingers of an impending societal collapse. Or, both could simply be two of the many anomalies which occur EVERY year, and who's long-term significance are ultimately miniscule

Either you are blind and not paying attention to what's been happening the last 20 years or you simply are ignorant. Which is it?

 

[BaronOfHair]

Either you are blind and not paying attention to what's been happening the last 20 years or you simply are ignorant. Which is it?

I just edited the post in question

 

[BackInTheGame78]

I just edited the post in question

The chance according to scientists who build models of climate that this warming is due to something other than humans and their warming of the atmosphere is so close to 0 it for all intents and purposes is 0.

You can continue to go "against the grain", but it's no different from these numnuts shorting the market because it "can't go any higher" and then they get wrecked when it inevitably goes higher because all of the indications are that it will.

Saying something just to say it when all evidence points the opposite direction doesn't make you look smart it makes you look clueless.

 

[BaronOfHair]

The chance according to scientists who build models of climate that this warming is due to something other than humans and their warming of the atmosphere is so close to 0 it for all intents and purposes is 0.

So you're no more interested in discussing the specifics and nuances of that climate research than Jim Jones was discussing the physical evidence for his alleged healing powers. Chanting "It is so, because myself and those who think just exactly as I do, assert that it's so". Gotcha

 

[BackInTheGame78]

So you're no more interested in discussing the specifics and nuances of that climate research than Jim Jones was discussing the physical evidence for his alleged healing powers. Chanting "It is so, because myself and those who think just exactly as I do, assert that it's so". Gotcha

There isn't much to discuss. You got it backwards. They are doing the actual science and you are spouting the nonsense internet science. Don't get it twisted and act like it's the other way around.

So tiring hearing the conspiracy theorists act like their pseudo fringe science garbage is actually the mainstream science and the actual science is some nonsense being made up.

 

[BillyPilgrim]

Just because there's an excessive number of humans polluting the planet doesn't mean that's the only factor affecting climate and weather.

And anyone who isn't at least somewhat suspicious at "climate change" issues being aimed at the West and not countries like India and China has their head in the sand.

But as usual, reductivists gonna reduce.

 

[Scaramouche]

Follow the Money Billy.

 

[BackInTheGame78]

Just because there's an excessive number of humans polluting the planet doesn't mean that's the only factor affecting climate and weather.

And anyone who isn't at least somewhat suspicious at "climate change" issues being aimed at the West and not countries like India and China has their head in the sand.

But as usual, reductivists gonna reduce.

More like a group of nations sees the issue and actively is trying to do something about it and exert pressure on the other countries like India and China who don't seem to care at all.

None of this matters in the overall issue of runaway warming and runaway greenhouse gases accumulating at levels that haven't been seen in over 800,000 years and at rates that are completely unprecedented.

Argue that and you simply have to be willfully ignorant.

 

[BaronOfHair]

So tiring hearing the conspiracy theorists act like their pseudo fringe science garbage is actually the mainstream science and the actual science is some nonsense being made up.

Not a single conspiracy theorist among them

 

[MatureDJ]

They have not been living in places where wet bulb temperatures exceed conditions that humans can survive in because those haven't existed until very recently. Otherwise they literally would have died.

Now they are becoming more and more common and within the next 20 years unless things change, they will cause pretty severe issues in more and more places, starting with the coastal areas of the Middle East like Yemen.

Wet bulb is the temperature combined with humidity at which the human body can no longer cool itself and will die from overheating even when in the shade and at rest. Basically, if you go outside for any length of time, you die.

There have never been those conditions existing that are as prevalent as they are now during the times humans have been living and they are increasing both in frequency of occurences and in geographical locations where it's occurring.

First off, I am one of the few folks here (as a degreed Mechanical Engineer) that truly understands wet-bulb temperature (technically it's "adiabatic saturation temperature"). The wet-bulb temperature is the temperature that a well-ventilated, wet surface reaches at equilibrium, so the skin of someone that is sweating while in a breeze (be it natural or via fanning) will be at this wet-bulb temperature. The human body generates heat even when not being exerted, and that heat has to be transferred via the skin (OK, some can be transferred out by panting like a dog), where conductive cooling (the rate of which is proportional to the temperature differential) has to be as high a rate as what is being generated internally.

A wet-bulb of 80F is quite brutal, or at least very uncomfortable, and supposedly 95F is the limit of human viability (I think it's closer to 85F, but maybe folks in India can tolerate it better).

 

[BaronOfHair]

So tiring hearing the conspiracy theorists act like their pseudo fringe science garbage is actually the mainstream science and the actual science is some nonsense being made up.

As someone else said earlier on this thread: Political and economic interests can, and frankly do, shape how how data is presented. This isn't a matter of conspiracy, just a matter of us humans being flawed, fallible creatures

I urge you to not start discussions, if you're expecting everyone else to just blindly go along with you on every last point. NO ONE here denies that looking after our planet a noble and worthwhile endeavor. Acting primarily out of fear pretty much guarantees that we'll make irrational, harmful moves while doing so though, rather than intelligent ones which do the most good for both humans and all the creatures/vegetation we share Earth with

 

[Scaramouche]

Seems Like this thread is going round and round in circles....End of the Day,Sea Level has risen a few inches,temperature has risen a couple of degrees...Reaction to this has crippled Industries in the West,exascerbating the seemingly inexorable drift of power Eastward....Measurable achievement for this sacrifice?

 

[BaronOfHair]

Written last summer

Heatwave hysteria

Climate change extremism and the tendency to alarm first and analyse later is destroying clear and thoughtful environmental reporting. A good example of this is the European heatwave hysteria which was started by journalists confusing ground and air temperature. It began with a report by the Eur

www.netzerowatch.com

It's worth revisiting now

 

[BackInTheGame78]

Written last summer

Heatwave hysteria

Climate change extremism and the tendency to alarm first and analyse later is destroying clear and thoughtful environmental reporting. A good example of this is the European heatwave hysteria which was started by journalists confusing ground and air temperature. It began with a report by the Eur

www.netzerowatch.com

It's worth revisiting now

None of that changes facts that they are starting earlier, ending later, becoming longer lasting, more intense and more frequent.

 

[BaronOfHair]

None of that changes facts that they are starting earlier, ending later, becoming longer lasting, more intense and more frequent.

"Many predicted more records would later fall but they didn’t. Death Valley, possibly the hottest place on Earth, came close but didn’t break its 1913 record. Incidentally, that record is under suspicion as none of the nearby weather stations recorded extraordinarily hot weather for that day. Most American states set their individual heat records almost a century ago"

Heatwave hysteria

Climate change extremism and the tendency to alarm first and analyse later is destroying clear and thoughtful environmental reporting. A good example of this is the European heatwave hysteria which was started by journalists confusing ground and air temperature. It began with a report by the Eur

www.netzerowatch.com

So we must wonder: Will '24 be yet another year where records everyone is anticipating breaking won't do so? And how accurate is any of the data regarding alleged past heat waves to begin with?

Rising temperatures are a problem, neither myself nor anyone else on this thread is denying as much. The damage from such things is mitigated by providing greater access to air conditioning in those corners where it's absenet

https://unherd.com/2023/07/climate-hysteria-has-no-class/ and the like