The USACE does some fine work.Originally Posted by dawg80
What’s your over/under on the ORCS?
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The USACE does some fine work.
What’s your over/under on the ORCS?
Damn it. When is this dangerous global cooling going to hit Vegas? 159 straight days of it being over 90F.
"All roads lead to Putin" -- Thomas Jefferson
Y'all aren't living right.
Lots of global warming on the ground today in North Louisiana.
And forecast to drop to 22 tonite. Too cold for me.
Dang it’s warm today huh Libs?? 😂
We don’t need fossil fuels anymore do we?
Lots more global warming on the ground with more to come.
NWS reported that yesterday 73% of CONUS had snow on the ground. That’s unbelievable.
Regardless, the globe isn’t your backyard, and climate isn’t your weather.
And the Great Lakes are registering 40%+ covered in ice and still growing. 🙌👍
An explanation of how “global warming” impacts the stability of the polar vortex, and (ironically) causes some places to be temporarily much colder than they are supposed to be, even though on balance the world (particularly the Arctic) is warmer.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/startsw...h=3cef1485d8cf
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Such BS!!
The way God created it. Not man.
Some of that same science that thinks there are more than two sexes...and that life does not begin at conception...and that the China virus knows the difference between a church and a Target store.
This is a good time to remind everyone of the Little Ice Age...
Depending on which historical accounting you wish to believe, it began somewhere between the late 14th Century and mid-17th Century (1650 AD). Some scientists now say it was a series of cooling, slight warming, more cooling, encompassing three distinct periods. Each cooling period was more pronounced than the shorter warming periods, those lasting less than 100 years each, closer to 80 years, actually. Some scientists say we might still be in that series with the recent century+ just being one of those warming periods.
Regardless of exactly when it started, history shows the most prominent part of it began around 1650 and pretty much played out by 1870. The cause was low sun activity, fewer sunspots, and the Earth receiving less solar radiation. And NONE of it tied to human activity.
Different scientists in each case, but whether we are talking about climate scientists, researchers studying gender, or epidemiologists, they all know more about each of those subjects than you. Your views on each of those subjects are not up to date with the evidence.
As far as scientists not believing “life” begins at conception, not sure where you are getting that. Scientists don’t normally say such broad statements unless they are specifically defining what they mean when they say “life.”
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