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Environment & Energy

Aussie105

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2. All very interesting!

Reply to sl8 (Original post)

Wed Aug 14, 2024, 05:57 AM

Aug 2024

So when do we get to the real question - what to do about it?

No one has gone there yet.

Possibly, because there isn't one.

No, dumping ice cubes into the water near Florida isn't the answer.

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The oceans are weirdly hot. Scientists are trying to figure out why [View all] sl8 Aug 2024 OP

Are they really trying to pretend G. Warming can't be the reason???? Think. Again. Aug 2024 #1

All very interesting! Aussie105 Aug 2024 #2

We're just along for the ride now. -misanthroptimist Aug 2024 #4

It's worse than that - the last 10-20% of anthropogenic CO2 will be up there for tens of thousands of years hatrack Aug 2024 #5

Thanks for that. nt -misanthroptimist Aug 2024 #7

Life might end from this IbogaProject Aug 2024 #8

The last sentence of the article is severe FullySupportDems Aug 2024 #3

It's not like... 2naSalit Aug 2024 #6

"We'll keep on doing what we do until we can't, and then we won't." hatrack Aug 2024 #9