Temperature in #Antarctica today - 88 degrees Fahrenheit
http://www.eldoradocountyweather.com/climate/world-extremes/world-temp-rainfall-extremes.php …pic.twitter.com/lnDv3APGe1
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I know already its called Global Warming !
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Let me guess. Once these scientists race back from their research, they will conclude that the solution is more taxation.
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Either deal with now. Florida locations already unsellable because flooding across state. No deal with later. See you below water line.
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My theory is that scientists always knew the sun/earth relationship is so complex that we would have no way of stopping the climate.
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Our actions have consequences. Do stupid shit expect result to be crap.
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Not your actions or my actions. Average people live in their means. It's the mega-wealthy families and corporations wasting and polluting.
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It's a shame that so many people r cynical about climate change. Their grandchildren may not have a livable planet because we refuse to act.
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Do you equate change with Armageddon? Calm down. We survived sabre tooth tigers with little more than a fire and a club. We're fine...
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The terrifying "sabertooth times" likely came to an end because some of our ancestors did something about it. Don't you think so?
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End of the ice age perhaps?
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Or: We killed the sabertooth tigers. Those animals had survived millions of years and several ice ages until they tried to eat our babies.
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My point being: We are not the ones to sit idly when something threatens our existence. Be it sabertooth tigers or melting glaciers.
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We have mastered our world and are able to adapt. A changing climate is not a threat to our children's existence. Bigger fish out there.
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The bright side is that I may eventually own beachfront property right here in central Texas.
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Excellent point. And The hell hole known as Galveston would be wiped from the map.
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I wouldn't miss Houston that much either. Of course I was an Oilers fan....
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You and me both. If I didn't have family there, I'd happily kiss that concrete jungle goodbye.
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I do too. But I don't see them that often.
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