Posted on Feb 26, 2018
Arctic temps spike over 30 degrees in the midst of winter
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Regardless of cause, this is a problem that we CAN do something about. But will we?
Arctic temps spike over 30 degrees in the midst of winter
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Posted 7 y ago
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Well then there is this! http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3635469/posts
Report: NOAA Caught Lying About Arctic Sea Ice
The Arctic is melting catastrophically! Sea ice levels are experiencing their most precipitous decline in 1500 years! Something must be done and fast Well, so claims the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and we know by now what that means, dont we?
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MAJ Bryan Zeski - A horrific option, however by the time we get serious about climate change there may not be a whole lot of alternatives.
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MAJ Bryan Zeski
SSG (Join to see) - It has the makings of a good book or movie! Desperate times and all that.
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LTC David Brown
Great, we have reduced our emissions, you think China, India etc are going to follow?
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Not until things get much more serious, and by then it will likely be too late to prevent hundreds of millions of deaths.
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MAJ Bryan Zeski - The ones dying will not be those who helped create the problem, but those living in regions who can no longer grow enough food because of drought and rising temperatures or who die due to the increased number and ferocity of extreme weather events.
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MAJ Bryan Zeski
SSG (Join to see) - I mean it as a general statement. Humans are quickly becoming a detriment to themselves and every other living thing on the planet.
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MAJ Bryan Zeski - The planet could see all life above the microbial level wiped out, and then slowly rebuild itself over millennia... the human race on the other hand, not quite so robust. Someone should begin wring a book series about a new form of life that emerges 100 thousand years from now, which studies dinosaurs and humans.
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