On Wednesday, 22 June 2022 at 03:58:30 UTC+2, whit3rd wrote:
> On Tuesday, June 21, 2022 at 1:39:46 PM UTC-7, a a wrote:
> > On Tuesday, 21 June 2022 at 19:48:01 UTC+2, whit3rd wrote:
> > > On Monday, June 20, 2022 at 5:47:09 AM UTC-7, a a wrote:
> > >
> > > > Climate Change is an old fake by Al Gore, Prof. Mann and their team to make money fast.
> > > False, of course. Al Gore had some election-year lies aimed that way, and as for 'make money',
> > > all Mann got was some frivolous lawsuits. The court had his legal team's fees reimbursed
> > > by the jackals that brought the suit against him. The court did that because the suits
> > > were found to be 'barratry', rather than being serious complaints.
> > >
> > > > Freon is another fake.
> > >
> > > Not so; that's a DuPont tradename for fluorocarbon products, under worldwide ban
> > > due to ozone depletion.
>
> > > > Climate is clocked by solar activity and by fluctuations in solar activity.
>
> > > 'clocked by'??? Climate is affected by solar heat (influx of heat dominates during the day) and
> > > radiative cooling (heat dissipates into space, dominates the heatflow at night). The steady-state
> > > average temperature isn't proportional to anything the Sun does, but is set by the difference of
> > > those two heat flows (the difference is zero when steady-state temperature is achieved).
> > > So, your identification of 'solar activity' is only a half-truth at best, and in most literature,
> > > 'solar activity' only means sunspot fluctuations, not solar heat output. Indeed, the solar
> > > heat output is set by fusion rates in the sun's center, many thousands of miles away from
> > > the photosphere where we see sunspots.
>
> > > > So it's a waste of time and money to study Climate Change, living on the Earth, if you can easily study fluctuations in solar activity to get science on what really controls the Climate.
>
> > > Utterance of nonsense is detected. Agriculture, forestry, water resources, sea life are all being hurt
> > > by climate change, and gazing at Mr.Sun isn't a rational plan to deal with it.
>
> > you are completely wrong
> Okay, where? Zero details? It sounds like a lame excuse for a lack of criticism.
> >
> > We all Love Carbon
>
> That's an odd perversion; diamonds are pretty, though.
>
> > We all Love CO2
>
> Live with it, yes; also a few other gasses.
>
>
> > The balance of soil carbon is held in peat and wetlands (150 GtC), and ...
>
> and temporary surface repositories are not part of the carbon cycle in the atmosphere versus Earth's
> crust, because they can go either up or down (they're inbetween, available to burn or get buried).
> > GHG - greenhouse gas emissions is an old fake and political agenda developed by US politicians to kill China economy
> There's an agenda around it, nowadays, and politicians. The US can (and has) developed bits,
> as have other nations; 192 of 'em if I remember the Paris Accords count.
> > but China mirorred the attack and turned himself into reduced emissions Global Factory
> > in green technologies like solar panels, wind turbines
> It wasn't an attack. China is one of the 192 that joined the Paris Accord, and as you
> say they're developing bits of their own agenda, as well as exporting bits.
> > Climate Change is clocked by fluctuations in solar activity Agenda
> > is backed today by NASA (Solar Lab) and others with public money, not coming from Russia.
> Not true. Studied by solar scientists, yes; but what does 'clocked' mean? And, where's
> the citation we'd expect of a result from the NASA Solar Physics laboratory, and (for that matter)
> are you really convinced sunspot activity is relevant?
every troll is free to contact NASA Solar Lab directly to get data on
- solar storn
- solar flares
- solar radiation
- sunspots
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==we'd expect of a result from the NASA Solar Physics laboratory, and (for that matter)
---are you really convinced sunspot activity is relevant?
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