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Most people don’t realize just how often—and how drastically—Earth’s climate has changed on its own. Sea levels rose 400 feet. North America once had a climate like today’s South Pole. All of it before industrial CO₂. And CO₂? Its heat-trapping effect tapers off, like a leaky sponge—not endlessly rising.

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Hamburger1 年前

I live in a state park and the highest point in the county I live in Ohio. 200 - 300 million years ago it was under ocean per literature.

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republicEn.org2 年前

I'm not a Liberal, but I care about climate change. Click the video below & sign the Petition: Conservative Climate Leadership in America. 🇺🇸

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Darwin Throne1 年前

My book, “HOAX!, why burning fossil fuels doesn’t cause climate change”, is now available in paperback and ebook on Amazon. You can find it by searching HOAX! Darwin Throne. The book is based on the research papers of Professor Robert Holmes and Drs Ned Nikolov and Karl Zeller. It explains why the current “science” that claims that CO2 emitted by human activity does not cause climate change. Our climate is controlled by atmospheric pressure and solar radiation from the sun as explained by the work of Holmes, Nikolov and Zeller. This claim is backed up by 24 years of solar radiation measurements by the Clouds and the Earth Radiant Energy System satellite. The good news is that we aren’t all going to die on a burning earth. The book is $9.95 for the ebook and $24.95 for the paperback in full color print. Best regards, Darwin

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Glow1 年前

Love here all the knowledge that you have!

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Shawn McCarn1 年前

Randall Carlson's research is telling of the past.

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Jeferz1 年前

Carbon and CO2 are on an endless loop and Its been going on since time began. Climate alarmism is a Scam

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Jeffery Parkinson 🇨🇦🇬🇧1 年前

Yep climate changed in the past over thousands of years. The tiny problem is that there are 8 billion humans now and the climate is changing in 200 years. As climate changes and crops fail mass starvation is on the horizon. The planet will be fine.

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