s2udio
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Just watched this from real accredited scientists, not fake bought and paid for ones.
Released today
Released today
Missing the point again, I see. Consensus isn't science. Science is never really "settled." There are plenty of credible scientific explanations for what is (and is not) happening in the world's climate (or, more correctly, our currently very limited understanding of it and our imprecise estimates of it's distant history).All the scientists that agree with me are real and accredited! The ones that don't are fake and paid for!
The world needs an enemy (Marwan Barghouti)...
It's funny how they link concrete to heat in cities. Avoiding the elephant in the room: asphalt. In the US, 94% of roads are asphalt. It heats up faster than concrete and is a permanent source of hydrocarbons in the air. Even when it's cold. Concrete has NO emissions.
There are a lot of holes in climate research. Doesn't take away we need to be far cleaner.
Not burning up, but trashing. I pick up litter on my road and try to avoid buying items with excess packaging, but sometimes there's limited choice. I think there are a lot more people in the developed world doing similar things. Getting China, India, and the developing world on board may be more difficult. I have seen more awareness of littering and attempts to reduce it in my wife's home country (Philippines) over the last decade plus. It's a start.There are over 100,000 containers with radio-active waste in our oceans, fi. How long do we think that we can keep that up? Micro plastics are everywhere. Then we need to address PFAs and the like. Not climate related, but evidence of how we are burning up our planet.
Over the ~2-3B years of life on earth, that is clearly incorrect. Over the past 50-100 years, maybe.When a species disappears, we don't know if that is mother nature's way of ending a development strain, or caused by us. Logic dictates, however that most species were terminated by man.
Bronze wool works if you can locate the hole(s). More $ than steel wool, but doesn't rust so lasts much longer. Any sizeable structure is very difficult to fully protect from mice.Mice get through the tiniest hole. Someone told me to put metal cleaning sponges in the holes. Seems to work. The mice have made other holes...
Same here. Had to wait a week for mousetraps...
Weak winters have been great for the mouse communities. Plenty of feed anywhere. They even got picky when it comes to food. A first try (wit cheese as bait) yielded no mice at all. One trap had the cheese eaten off, but it still was armed.
Tried peanut butter and one catch in just an hour or so. Seemed promising. Since then, no more mice have been keen on the peanut butter. I'm not sure what to try next...
Here is an interesting insight into the real world of academia.
Cheers
Ian
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