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Environment & Energy

EYESORE 9001

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1. When that conveyor stops working

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Thu Apr 16, 2026, 07:38 AM

Apr 16

The only means of heat dissipation becomes storms - ones requiring new categories of severity.

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Study: "Almost Certain" Collapse Of Atlantic Conveyer By 2100, And This Model Excludes Greenland Ice Loss [View all] hatrack Apr 16 OP

When that conveyor stops working EYESORE 9001 Apr 16 #1

Well, we were aware of the damage we were causing decades ago. OldBaldy1701E Apr 16 #2

Well, that was thoroughly frightening. littlemissmartypants Apr 16 #3

Yes it is. I saw a documentary about this many years ago Phoenix61 Apr 16 #7

What is the documentary? I'd like to see it. littlemissmartypants Apr 16 #9

I wish I could remember. I know it was on PBS. Maybe a NOVA production? nt Phoenix61 Apr 16 #11

Yep, but the stock market is at record highs. multigraincracker Apr 16 #4

1% thoughts on it: And the people that matter all have underground family bunkers. So it won't affect anyone? LiberalArkie Apr 16 #8

Clearly the only solution is massive deregulatiom Orrex Apr 16 #5

Wally Broecker warned about this at least 40 years ago dedl67 Apr 16 #6

April 22, 1970 was the first Earth Day. We've been damned irresponsible for a while. littlemissmartypants Apr 16 #10

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