Climate Change Report

[waywardgs]

George Baker Adams, PhD- "business lead" at Merck- whatever that means
http://www.linkedin.com/in/wolfheel06

Gerald J. Adams, PhD- math prof at Columbia College, Chicago
https://www.colum.edu/Academics/Scie...ulty/Adams.php

Harold Elwood Adams, PhD- chemical dependency counselor, and guess WHAT??? ANOTHER DEAD GUY.
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/new...&pid=147568682

[waywardgs]

Someone ought to alert the voter fraud authorities. Too many dead folks on this petition.

Easy to sign someone's name to a friggin' internet petition, particularly if they'll never notice because they've been in a coffin for a few years.

I'm done for now. We're at a 20% mortality rate on this petition; if we extrapolate, that equals 1800 dead ph.d's in irrelevant fields.

[Warriorbird]

Someone ought to alert the voter fraud authorities. Too many dead folks on this petition.

Easy to sign someone's name to a friggin' internet petition, particularly if they'll never notice because they've been in a coffin for a few years.

I'm done for now. We're at a 20% mortality rate on this petition; if we extrapolate, that equals 1800 dead ph.d's in irrelevant fields.

I'd honestly suggest publishing this. It'd make very interesting reading.

[Taernath]

Would this be the sound of backpedaling?

No, this would be:



Pretty catchy.

[Taernath]

Someone ought to alert the voter fraud authorities. Too many dead folks on this petition.

Easy to sign someone's name to a friggin' internet petition, particularly if they'll never notice because they've been in a coffin for a few years.

I'm done for now. We're at a 20% mortality rate on this petition; if we extrapolate, that equals 1800 dead ph.d's in irrelevant fields.

What if we're looking at this the wrong way? What if... Big Climate Change is striking back?

[cwolff]

What if we're looking at this the wrong way? What if... Big Climate Change is striking back?

Fuckin' globalization.

[waywardgs]

Braaaaaaaaains... also, no such thing as anthropogenic climate chaaaaaaaaange

[Jeril]

The methane gas produced by cattle was brought up, but just how many methane producing animals did we kill while settling this country? And how does that compare to the number of cattle and other such animals that we currently have today?

[waywardgs]

The methane gas produced by cattle was brought up, but just how many methane producing animals did we kill while settling this country? And how does that compare to the number of cattle and other such animals that we currently have today?

We slaughtered the buffalo and replaced them with the much more inefficient (ie unsuited to this climate) cow, and did so by several orders of magnitude.

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I can't believe people are still trying to deny it. The debate was over a long time ago. Where does this refusal to believe reality come from? It's immature if not insane.