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Church of globull warming and drought fully spiraling down the toilet


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2022 Jan 3, 4:49pm   119,633 views  974 comments

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Remember when this winter started with good rains in.the west all these articles by climate "scientists" and globahomo agitprop "news" corporations about how this will be a dry winter for the drought stricken west despite initial rains. Fuck you moron sell-outs, this will go down as one of the wettest winters in recent history in the west. Reservoirs should be full to the brim but I'm sure politicians made sure there is enough drainage and poor planning so they can keep promoting state of emergencies and fuck over their constituents.

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951   goofus   2025 Jan 1, 10:02pm  

Can’t forget water vapor. Molecule for molecule, it’s on par with CO2 as a greenhouse gas, but much more abundant, ranging from 0.2% at the poles to 4% at the equator:

“Water vapor, the most important greenhouse gas, fluctuates with temperature. The percent of water vapor in the cold Arctic and Antarctic (and highest Alpine regions) may reach as low as 0.2 percent while the warmest tropical air may contain up to 4 percent water vapor.”

https://www.sciencing.com/percentage-water-vapor-atmosphere-19385/
952   Ceffer   2025 Jan 1, 10:17pm  

All green measures are designed to fail, and blaming the food animals either for global warming or pandemics is Globalist demon multi tasking by creating the virtue signaling handle to also introduce starvation or at the very least rampant malnutrition to enhance their industrial food and water poisons .

Of course, all the environmental guilt trip predictive programming goes back a long way, from Rachel Carson's fake alarmist shit and Jane Goodall et alia with their fake monkey shit to imposing guilt trips on straws and recycling. It is their symbology closest to your day to day activities.
953   stereotomy   2025 Jan 1, 10:23pm  

goofus says

Can’t forget water vapor. Molecule for molecule, it’s on par with CO2 as a greenhouse gas, but much more abundant, ranging from 0.2% at the poles to 4% at the equator:

“Water vapor, the most important greenhouse gas, fluctuates with temperature. The percent of water vapor in the cold Arctic and Antarctic (and highest Alpine regions) may reach as low as 0.2 percent while the warmest tropical air may contain up to 4 percent water vapor.”

https://www.sciencing.com/percentage-water-vapor-atmosphere-19385/

Indeed. Undersea vulcanism in the past several years have lifted gigatons of water vapor into the atmosphere. Aside from an article or two I've never seen any other reporting on this.
954   HeadSet   2025 Jan 2, 8:50am  

stereotomy says

Undersea vulcanism in the past several years have lifted gigatons of water vapor into the atmosphere.

Yup, and comet debris continues to add water to the Earth.
955   DOGEWontAmountToShit   2025 Jan 2, 8:51am  

HeadSet says

Yup, and comet debris continues to add water to the Earth.


Yet it doesn't for Mercury, Venus and Mars.
956   HeadSet   2025 Jan 2, 8:59am  

Ceffer says


environmental guilt trip

Funny how this environmental guilt trip is never applied to cel phones or dryers. Cel phones, with the multitude of radio towers, are a huge energy suck. Landline phones are very energy efficient using very little electricity except for the ringer. Older folks remember that landline phone worked even during power failures. Clothes dryers are joule heat energy consuming monsters whereas the clothesline is a free wind and solar device available to anyone who claims to be green.
958   WookieMan   2025 Jan 3, 10:31am  

HeadSet says

Clothes dryers are joule heat energy consuming monsters whereas the clothesline is a free wind and solar device available to anyone who claims to be green.

Gotta live where you can use them is the only problem. My clothes would freeze today and I'm not doing that in the house with 5 people. Load a day. Would work in TX, AZ, CA, etc. but I need my dryer. I'm also not green and give no shits. My nat gas costs are super low.
959   RWSGFY   2025 Jan 3, 2:10pm  

Clothes dry just fine in freezing temps outside.
960   WookieMan   2025 Jan 3, 2:18pm  

RWSGFY says

Clothes dry just fine in freezing temps outside.

You must have a good spin cycle on your washer. No chance in hell in the coming days here. Let me know what clothing DRIES in 16ºF highs and 8ºF lows with wind. It will be frozen outdoors.

You can have one of those dumb indoor clothes line things, I just want my clothes dry. Do a load or two a day. I don't have time for that shit.

Does anyone here active actually have kids? Starting to think no.
961   HeadSet   2025 Jan 3, 3:44pm  

WookieMan says

Gotta live where you can use them is the only problem

I guess you missed the last part of the sentence to anyone who claims to be green. Finding solutions for wintertime drying is a minor inconvenience if one believes AGW is an existential threat.
962   HeadSet   2025 Jan 3, 5:53pm  

RWSGFY says

Clothes dry just fine in freezing temps outside.

Yes, all those decades where families typically had washing machines but not dryers (1940s thru early 1970s) must have found a way to make a clothesline work in the winter.
963   The_Deplorable   2025 Jan 3, 10:01pm  

goofus says
"Can’t forget water vapor. Molecule for molecule, it’s on par with CO2
as a greenhouse gas, but much more abundant, ranging from 0.2% at the poles to 4%
at the equator:"

In fact, CO2 is not warming anything because
(1) Earth is not emitting radiation at the frequency which CO2 absorbs, namely 15 microns.
(2) Therefore the amount CO2 in the atmosphere is irrelevant. In fact, during the Paleozoic,
Earth experienced an ice age for 40 million years at a 4,200 ppm CO2 level. And CO2 at
4,200 ppm did not prevent the ice age from happening.
(3) Given that our planet is roughly at 59°F then Earth is radiating unimpeded into space
at 10 microns.
(4) CO2 as a greenhouse gas is so irrelevant that IR Astronomy is alive and well on our planet.
(5) If anything is warming our planet, it is water vapor and the fact that Earth is over 70%
oceans! And thank God for the oceans - and the resulting water vapor - because it is these
oceans that are keeping our planet habitable!.
965   clambo   2025 Jan 5, 9:15am  

The basic incorrect assumption that people make about the sun is that its energy output is a constant, like a light bulb with a watt number on it.
The sun's energy output varies, and this means no conclusion can be made about what effect our activities have on the earth's temperature.
Cosmic rays in particular vary; at CERN in Switzerland they created clouds experimentally using cosmic rays.
Cloud formation vastly impacts temperatures; of course you have been to the beach and when the clouds came in, where did you go? Home.
966   DOGEWontAmountToShit   2025 Jan 5, 9:21am  

The_Deplorable says


In fact, CO2 is not warming anything because
(1) Earth is not emitting radiation at the frequency which CO2 absorbs, namely 15 microns.
(2) Therefore the amount CO2 in the atmosphere is irrelevant. In fact, during the Paleozoic,
Earth experienced an ice age for 40 million years at a 4,200 ppm CO2 level. And CO2 at
4,200 ppm did not prevent the ice age from happening.
(3) Given that our planet is roughly at 59°F then Earth is radiating unimpeded into space
at 10 microns.
(4) CO2 as a greenhouse gas is so irrelevant that IR Astronomy is alive and well on our planet.
(5) If anything is warming our planet, it is water vapor and the fact that Earth is over 70%
oceans! And thank God for the oceans - and the resulting water vapor - because it is these
oceans that are keeping our planet habitable!.


But you are not a member of the 'Party of Science'. So STFU, MAGARacist! :)
967   DOGEWontAmountToShit   2025 Jan 5, 9:25am  

The_Deplorable says

(5) If anything is warming our planet, it is water vapor and the fact that Earth is over 70%
oceans! And thank God for the oceans - and the resulting water vapor - because it is these
oceans that are keeping our planet habitable!.


I have seen bullshit replies to that like, "But the CO2 and Methane is heating the oceans and that adds water vapour (<-- when you see Brit spelling like that, you're dealing with an America jealous 'tard, btw) into that atmosphere!"
970   Patrick   2025 Jan 7, 10:43am  

https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/maple-leave-tuesday-january-7-2025


The trouble for capital-S Science is that the climate scientists who worship the current political climate model have long relied on their models to forecast planetary doom unless vastly expensive measures using your tax dollars and curtailing your freedom are undertaken immediately and without argument. ...

The main reason the climate models are wrong is that they don’t account for the higher atmospheric water vapor levels resulting from the historic Hunga Tonga undersea eruption, or the high solar activity producing historic aurora all over the planet’s night skies (but apparently the “experts” think all that extra energy has no effect whatsoever on the climate).

The truth is that, if they want to vacation in Aspen this year, climate model scientists must remain politically muzzled. They may only put variables into their models related to human activity. No permission structure allows them to consider the real causes of what the article described as “far weirder weather” than the models predicted.

Under the rule limiting what variables are allowed to go into them, the climate models are condemned to failure.
971   goofus   2025 Jan 7, 11:11am  

The_Deplorable says







Couple things, water vapor absorbance across the far IR spectrum swamps the CO2 windows (first image). But CO2 absorbance IS relevant to the range of earth-emitting far IR, just far less than water vapor. Earth’s far IR emission range is a rounded, Gaussian-type plot (second image), emitting up to and beyond 15 um, the beginning of CO2’s main absorption range. IR at 15 um is at lower intensity than the 10 um peak, but still present.




972   The_Deplorable   2025 Jan 7, 2:16pm  

goofus says
"CO2 absorbance IS relevant to the range of earth-emitting far IR..."

No. Earth is not emitting radiation in the far IR range which is -80°F and lower! Given
that the Earth Temperature is about 59°F then Earth is radiating unimpeded into space
at 10 microns.
PROOF: During the Paleozoic, Earth experienced an Ice Age for 40 million years at a
CO2 level of 4,200 ppm. And that high amount of CO2 did not prevent the Ice Age from
happening. Therefore CO2 is not warming anything.
973   goofus   2025 Jan 7, 2:55pm  

The_Deplorable says


goofus says

"CO2 absorbance IS relevant to the range of earth-emitting far IR..."

No. Earth is not emitting radiation in the far IR range which is -80°F and lower! Given
that the Earth Temperature is about 59°F then Earth is radiating unimpeded into space
at 10 microns.


Look at the plot above. While earth-emitted IR peaks at 10 um for 303K (30C), it has tails on both sides. Earth radiates at a variety of far IR wavelengths depending on latitude, albedo, etc. 59F may be the planetary average but a whole range of wavelengths (and radiating temps) are covered to reach that average. IR at 15 um is not -80F. Can calculate at home; driving now.

I’m sure not wedded to the idea of CO2 as driver for climate change. Geologic record is enough to realize the fallacy. That and realizing Malenkovich cycles explain the last million years of ice age cycles far better than greenhouse gases. But “our side” should take more care with the claims.
974   goofus   2025 Jan 7, 9:55pm  

The_Deplorable says


goofus says

"CO2 absorbance IS relevant to the range of earth-emitting far IR..."

No. Earth is not emitting radiation in the far IR range which is -80°F and lower!


You’re right, whoops. Plugging 15 um in for wavelength gives 193K or -80C. Temp drops quickly with this equation..


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