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Yes - normally we look at GH Gasses as being a global climate concern - but it would seem that the well documented NG emissions and atmospheric levels from Tx and Ok are exceptionally high- and these levels would seem to an exaggerated IR blanketing effect. It would also seem that this could be pretty accurately modeled - but no one brings it up. Has anyone seen any actual scientific data on this? submitted by /u/geek66 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

The only way to stop these outbreaks of covid and other viruses, is to reverse global warming. And the only way to do that is to have a full scale regrowing of forests and green areas. Many nations are starting the "great green wall" project. This is the re-greening of nations and even desserts. The United States is one of the only nations not to contribute. Re-greening is definitely possible. It is now believed that the Amazon rainforest was altered by it's past native inhabitants. The rainforest is growing in sand, and the only way that could have happened is if people planted plants in it ..read more

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Honest question for those educated on global warming: If emissions has been the cause, and not the Sun’s flares, axis change, and longer exposure, why do volcanoes… and obviously large forest fires, cool the earth? Additionally, recent efforts have been made for stratospheric aerosol injection using compounds such as sulfur dioxide particles, to reflect light back into space, resulting in cooling the planet. I’m sure everyone has noticed by now how much everything has cooled down due to the emissions and particle coverage blocking the Sun. I’ve seen many claims, all citing NASA, but wouldn’t ..read more

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have a goal. To buy land and grow a rainforest on it and build cob houses on the land and show people that we all can live in the rainforest. I plan on using permaculture techniques to grow the land. And build the homes from straw bale and cob with thatch roofs. Every community will have space for events, and all trails will lead to the community center. There will be few roads for cars. Instead, bicycles will be the main form of transportation. It will be a place where people get to truly live off the land. submitted by /u/giant1245 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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