Weather Network ****s on Breitbart climate article

[Beantown]

Franklin...research how much much big oil is subsidized...

A recent increase in "fracking" is threatening aquifers and air quality at a new level.

 

[fishonjazz]

Now, instead of having long-lasting finishings on your cabinets, they will go to **** within six months and you will have to sand down, landfill the old paint, and repaint all the time.

Or you could just have a cabinet with a subpar finish. I mean it would still function as a cabinet is supposed to right?

 

[Stoked]

I have yet to read any article about this being the best we can do franklin. You raise a good question about "mission accomplished" I don't have an answer. But I don't believe the current state is the best we can do. Moral absolutes? Perhaps, but I do feel that we need to be better. I think we are fully capable of better than we currently are.

 

[Beantown]

Franklin, do you live in Utah? Do you really enjoy your kids hacking on the air they breathe?


Also Trump met with Leo D. They plan on meeting again next week and he promised Leo he would watch his movie "Before the Flood"

 

[Stoked]

Franklin, do you live in Utah? Do you really enjoy your kids hacking on the air they breathe?


Also Trump met with Leo D. They plan on meeting again next week and he promised Leo he would watch his movie "Before the Flood"

[MENTION=54]Beantown[/MENTION] the President Elect met with Al Gore as well. Also Mrs. trump met with Dicaprio previously as well.

Positive signs IMO.

 

[LogGrad98]

Or you could just have a cabinet with a subpar finish. I mean it would still function as a cabinet is supposed to right?

Yeah but you and I both know that's not how people behave. If the refinishing it replacing process is prohibitively expensive then sure they might for a while avoid fixing it but is a valid point. And it's my biggest gripe about the knee-jerk reactions to climate change. It isn't about long-term thought, it's about immediate control without a real look at the long-term consequences. There are plenty of studies that show the biggest impact through actions like the Kyoto protocol wound be on developing nations, further impoverishing them, and the IPCC's own reports basically state that is everyone followed these terrible requirements to the letter the projected effect on climate change would be negligible.

 

[Deleted member 848]

Good to hear.

it wont matter guys. Look at the people he's surrounding himself by, who are the ones actually tasked with devising policy.

 

[Deleted member 848]

For the record I have to go out of my way to read your posts since I put you on ignore. Your tireless defense of the left regardless of actual thought makes most of not all of your posts not just highly predictable but nigh unreadable. I'll go back and see what you said.

*Dal still waiting*

 

[♪alt13]

it wont matter guys. Look at the people he's surrounding himself by, who are the ones actually tasked with devising policy.

Yeah and he met with the great environmentalist Leonardo DiCaprio? Bwahahahahahahahaha If Leo D gets to call himself an environmentalist then the term has no meaning(other than hypocrite).

 

[franklin]

I have yet to read any article about this being the best we can do franklin.

What would an article discussing highly subjective results that aren't measurable matter?

You raise a good question about "mission accomplished" I don't have an answer. But I don't believe the current state is the best we can do. Moral absolutes? Perhaps, but I do feel that we need to be better. I think we are fully capable of better than we currently are.

That's way too generic. What is your definition of "be better"? What is your baseline? In practice, our current baselines continuously change and slide. At what point does be better become good enough and the baseline sticks? I'm asking at what point do people clamoring for change think we have done enough. How do we measure this utopia?

FWIW, for the most part I like your approach to this subject other than the utopian "we can do better" mantra. It also happens to be exactly the way we tend to go about it (in our ugly 2 party fighting moderating dirty crony capitalistic system [MENTION=499]LogGrad98[/MENTION] [MENTION=1988]Stoked[/MENTION] [MENTION=840]fishonjazz[/MENTION]) (goddamntrump I can't believe he appointed these guys the environment is going to end let's jump into a volcano [MENTION=1988]Stoked[/MENTION] [MENTION=840]fishonjazz[/MENTION] [MENTION=3085]Red[/MENTION] ).

I think I like this new @ tool.

 

[Stoked]

What would an article discussing highly subjective results that aren't measurable matter?



That's way too generic. What is your definition of "be better"? What is your baseline? In practice, our current baselines continuously change and slide. At what point does be better become good enough and the baseline sticks? I'm asking at what point do people clamoring for change think we have done enough. How do we measure this utopia?

FWIW, for the most part I like your approach to this subject other than the utopian "we can do better" mantra. It also happens to be exactly the way we tend to go about it (in our ugly 2 party fighting moderating dirty crony capitalistic system [MENTION=499]LogGrad98[/MENTION] [MENTION=1988]Stoked[/MENTION] [MENTION=840]fishonjazz[/MENTION]) (goddamntrump I can't believe he appointed these guys the environment is going to end let's jump into a volcano [MENTION=1988]Stoked[/MENTION] [MENTION=840]fishonjazz[/MENTION] [MENTION=3085]Red[/MENTION] ).

I think I like this new @ tool.

Does the driving force on improvement really matter in this case? I think we should be driven by the desire to be better. As a person and as a country.

What would you consider an acceptable motivation?

As for generic it is a sports message board with limited time on a subject I am not the best at.

 

[Harambe]

Fun fact.

How many climate change predictions have proved true? ZERO

My cookies didn't rise as much as I think they should
*adds more Baking Soda*
Better, but still not enough
*adds more baking soda*
TOO MUCH!
*starts new batch with original amount*
Needs more rise
*adds more baking soda*
Moar plz
*adds more baking soda*
TOO MUCH

Do you think the baking soda amount has anything to do with how much your cookies rise in the oven?