"Global Warming"

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Where is greta?

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Where is Greta Thunberg???

UN chief tells China coal has no place in post-COVID recovery – Bilyonaryo

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Sooo this US election... they invented a phrase..

"Climate fires"

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Lol



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New generation of alarmists say Odette is....

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This guy is part of the "cancel culture" and Climate change alarmists..

Neil Young takes aim at Spotify CEO, big banks │ GMA News Online

[jresperanza]

nakita ba ninyo yung bumubuga apoy sa fountain sa up town mall sa BGC? dagdag ba yun sa global warming???

[thearsenal1205]

nakita ba ninyo yung bumubuga apoy sa fountain sa up town mall sa BGC? dagdag ba yun sa global warming???

baka gasolina yung ginagamit sa fountain.

[jresperanza]

baka gasolina yung ginagamit sa fountain.

[uls]

wala sinabi yan dito

[thearsenal1205]

Bgc baka puede nang mag transform into gas/oil field. Heheh

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kids show. sayang one motor isn't working.. na kaka distract.

[jresperanza]

kids show. sayang one motor isn't working.. na kaka distract.

OT: ang nakaka distract ay yung hindi pag galang ng motorista sa pedistrian lane habang may tatawid o tumatawid...

[ice15]

We’ve been accidentally cooling the planet — and it’s about to stop | The Washington Post

Tiny particles from the combustion of coal, oil and gas can reflect sunlight and spur the formation of clouds, shading the planet from the sun’s rays. Since the 1980s, those particles have offset between 40 and 80 percent of the warming caused by greenhouse gases.

In one new paper, scientists at the University of Maryland argued that the decrease in aerosols could double the rate of warming in the 2020s, compared to the rate since 1980. But other researchers have critiqued their results.

Many experts believe the effect is likely to be modest - between 0.05 and 0.1 degrees Celsius. “I don’t think it’s possible to get better than a factor of two, in terms of how uncertain we are,” said Michael Diamond, a professor of meteorology and environmental science at Florida State University.