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26047By your comments I can see that you have had zero experience with actual scientiLoneClone1January 9
26046"Maybe there are other things then CO2 that influence them" IIRC, I jWharf Rat-January 9
26045Rodents should ask how atmosphere can change the dense ocean temps at depth so qJack of All Trades1January 9
26044Rat asks his elf why so many people are trying to deny 19th Century physics desWharf Rat-January 9
26043That doesn't explain why oceans heat so quickly in one area. Ask yourself, Jack of All Trades2January 9
26042There's more energy coming into the atmosphere than is going out, and most oWharf Rat1January 9
26041Some thought is the heat is coming from excessive seismic actively around the MiJack of All Trades2January 8
26040[bluesky] My new video… The Norwegian Atlantic Ocean Current Branch of AMOC is Wharf Rat-January 8
26039We're way past due. This is January, after all.S. maltophilia-January 8
26038Then snow will come 10 days later...Jack of All Trades1January 8
26037Unusual January severe weather and tornadoes hit parts of Oklahoma this morning,S. maltophilia-January 8
26036And it never got any traction with actual scientists. Why could that be? BecausJack of All Trades4January 8
26035Why could that be? Because it doesn't stand up to serious scrutiny by peoplBroken_Clock1January 8
26034And it never got any traction with actual scientists. Why could that be? BecauseLoneClone1January 8
26033spell check will get you every time. James Kamus is a well-known laughing stockBroken_Clock1January 8
26032tenants Whoever wrote that could use a good copy editor.S. maltophilia-January 8
26031Hardly a "laughingstock". That statement tells more about Clone than iBroken_Clock2January 8
26030Why, because he provides alternative ideas that new ocean floor and satellite HeJack of All Trades3January 8
26029This have become the winter of atmospheric rivers in BC. The sixth, or is it sevLoneClone-January 8
26028James Kamus is a well-known laughing stock whose ideas have no scientific basis LoneClone-January 8
26027Interesting take on why some of the oceans see increase in warming. youtube.comJack of All Trades2January 7
26026People in the west should start preparing for forest fires. Once it dries up, aJack of All Trades-January 7
26025[bluesky] From high-impact weather events to stratus clouds dancing over the opWharf Rat412/31/2025
26024IT was SO COLD in Canada during the week before Christmas that Hudson Bay Frozelongz112/30/2025
26023[bluesky] One year of rain has fallen in northern QLD in 24 hours. #Climate 🇦�Wharf Rat-12/30/2025
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