Hawaii defies Trump, upholds Paris Accord goals.
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dagwood45431
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abandonconflict
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He loves me. He follows me around the forum like a puppy in need of attention.The old, I'm too bored to reply, reply, huh?
UncleBuck
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he has me on "ignore" but has been talking about me all day today.
abandonconflict
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He must be sad about Hawaii not supporting that fucking hoale Dolan while Comey fucks him over.
dagwood45431
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Apparently, he's taken a shine to you. He might be looking to continue his prison bitch role on the outside.
dagwood45431
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ttystikk
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Also in Hawaii; the first and longest continuously running atmospheric CO2 monitoring station.
https://scripps.ucsd.edu/programs/keelingcurve/
Link to CO2 monitoring page and discussion of the Keeling curve, named after the scientist who originally set up the CO2 observatory on the mountain. His son now manages the project.
Today's reading; 409.21ppm of Atmospheric CO2, very close to the highest ever recorded earlier this spring.
Keeling curve since inception;
It's risen over 28% in just my lifetime.
Anyone see a trend?
https://scripps.ucsd.edu/programs/keelingcurve/
Link to CO2 monitoring page and discussion of the Keeling curve, named after the scientist who originally set up the CO2 observatory on the mountain. His son now manages the project.
Today's reading; 409.21ppm of Atmospheric CO2, very close to the highest ever recorded earlier this spring.
Keeling curve since inception;
It's risen over 28% in just my lifetime.
Anyone see a trend?
SneekyNinja
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Inb4 deniers say "Bert ertz ern Verlcano!!"
Jimdamick
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Soon to be followed by California, Washington and Colorado, at the very least.
I'll bet on it
Jimdamick
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Bologna (Italy) (AFP) - The United States' partners in the G7 club of wealthy democracies vowed Sunday to press ahead with efforts to contain devastating climate change despite a rift caused by the American withdrawal from the Paris accord on cutting carbon emissions.
"Italy and the overwhelming majority of countries regard Paris as irreversible and non-negotiable," Italian Environment Minister Gian Luca Galletti said after the first day of a two-day gathering of G7 environmental chiefs in Italy.
Erik Solheim, head of the UN Environment Programme, said Sunday's talks had underlined the "absolute determination" of the other six G7 countries to push ahead "whatever happens in the White House."
"The private sector, big business, including in the United States, tell us they back action. There are huge numbers of new jobs in renewables and the green economy, there is lots of money to be made, far more than in fossil fuels."
Scott Pruitt, Trump's choice to head the US Environmental Protection Agency and seen as a climate change sceptic, attended the meeting in the northern Italian city of Bologna but headed home at the end of the first day.
twostrokenut
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what are plate tectonics?
twostrokenut
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You love states rights. when you visit Hawaii, will this affect your meff price?
abandonconflict
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I love Earth and I want it to have ice caps.
ANC
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You are going to have to kill yourself for science now so that we can see if it is your fault and we can break the trend.
