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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1430325)	12/23/2023 2:31:05 PM
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TOM 12/21/2023 at 4:31 pm I have always viewed CO2 as a climate modifier, but the trigger as being methane. Either methane hydrate near continental shelves or permafrost. Guess we will be finding out!! Western Maine is a disaster area as we speak. We got 7 inches of rain and it melted the snowpack on Monday. 100 year event anyways. The bridge to my home is gone, It was a rail bridge before it was changed to vehicle bridge, standing since 1923. The small stream raged and blew out over 3,000 yds of rock and gravel in a few hours. The other two ways out are impassable. One road scoured to bedrock, Looking at it you would never guess a road ever existed. Looks like a stream bed. 14 of us stranded out here. Working to put in a temporary logging bridge. Weather is how the climate system is expressed. If more heat energy is added to a system the result will be an increase in amplitude or frequency or both. What don’t deniers get about that. It’s playing out in real time folks. Open Thread Non-Petroleum, December 20, 2023 – Peak Oil Barrel