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To: maceng2 who wrote (175580)	7/31/2021 5:45:55 AM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu	1 Recommendation Recommended By maceng2 Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218907

No - it is a direct effect of changes in wind patterns and some changes in the big ocean streams - a very dangerous situation, due to oversaturation of the air with humidity (therefore the torrential rains and heath domes) We are observing relative small average temperature change if compared to the earths core at about 5,400C and the universe void with very low and unstable temperatures, way well below water freezing. The earth's ecosystem is used to prosper in a very narrow band of around -5C to 30C anything below or above is considered extreme. Compare this to -190C to +5,400C and you can understand my claim. The unseasonal cold weather in S. Africa Argentina and Brazil is a direct effect of frozen crystalline water drops cover (not clouds which keeps us relative warm) that reflect the sun heat radiation back into space. Bone dry nights without clouds are colder than when is snowing or raining. In the mean time one hour later on LinkedIn 1,460 viewers 87 people who have the title Engineer viewed your post Manufacturing Operations Manager 68 Chemical Process Engineer 57 Executive Director 42 Salesperson 34 Project Manager 34 Technology Manager 32 Consultant 26 Business Strategist 21 in addition to Research Fellows and Univ. Professors 12 to 15 not listed due to row limitations