Heat Dome

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I can't deal with this bs.

You are ignorant. I'm so sick of the idiots who have shown up to spew stupidity at this site. If you spent 5 minutes reading something other than Fox News, oh wait you don't read. It's hopeless. You just want to shut down anything that might be related to global warming.

+1, people want to live in a fairy tale and pretend their actions have no impact on the environment and are surprised about their adult kids who do not want to have children. Probably the same people who buy houses near the coast in Florida.

Look at a few people who own oceanfront or coastal property:


Al Gore
Barack Obama
Leo DiCaprio
Micheal Moore
John Kerry
Melinda Gates
Celine Dion



These are all people who are heavily invested in telling us the oceans will soon rise anywhere from 50-to-300 feet in our lifetimes. And they’re living on the beach.

The problem with living at the beach is the risk of loss, not added environmental impact. These people aren't worried about the risk of loss and won't need the government to bail them out.

This! All of them can afford to rebuild or just walk away from their property.

[Anonymous]

Data centers use more energy than other types of buildings. They use 3% of ALL the energy use in the world. Stop playing with ChatGPT and AI stuff and save the planet.

[Anonymous]

Stop using air conditioning

You are the problem

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can't deal with this bs.

You are ignorant. I'm so sick of the idiots who have shown up to spew stupidity at this site. If you spent 5 minutes reading something other than Fox News, oh wait you don't read. It's hopeless. You just want to shut down anything that might be related to global warming.

+1, people want to live in a fairy tale and pretend their actions have no impact on the environment and are surprised about their adult kids who do not want to have children. Probably the same people who buy houses near the coast in Florida.

Look at a few people who own oceanfront or coastal property:


Al Gore
Barack Obama
Leo DiCaprio
Micheal Moore
John Kerry
Melinda Gates
Celine Dion



These are all people who are heavily invested in telling us the oceans will soon rise anywhere from 50-to-300 feet in our lifetimes. And they’re living on the beach.

The problem with living at the beach is the risk of loss, not added environmental impact. These people aren't worried about the risk of loss and won't need the government to bail them out.

This! All of them can afford to rebuild or just walk away from their property.

My very intelligent and very liberal brother in law has a very expensive beach house on a barrier island. I think he decided it was cheaper than renting whenever he and his family wanted to go to the beach, plus eliminates the hassle of dinging a place, packing stuff, storing things like kayaks etc. I’m sure he knows it will be underwater in 50 years but probably figures he will just walk away from it or maybe find someone to take it off his hands in 20-30 years who is alookkkg for a house they can use for a decade or two. Hes in it for the current use, not the equity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Stop using air conditioning

You are the problem

Air conditioning is actually more efficient than heating, and generally requires smaller thermal gradients (90 to 70 vs 22 to 70).

https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/8/1/014050

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Stop using air conditioning

You are the problem

Air conditioning is actually more efficient than heating, and generally requires smaller thermal gradients (90 to 70 vs 22 to 70).

https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/8/1/014050

If a heat pump is used for both AC and heating, wouldn't the efficiency be the same?

Suppose the outdoor temperature is 50F and we wish to warm the indoors to 70F. This is a 20-degree temperature differential. I would think this would require the same amount of energy as if the outdoor temperature were 90F and we wished to cool the indoors to 70F, assuming that a heat pump is used for both heating and cooling.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Stop using air conditioning

You are the problem

And if only we all recycled more, THEN climate change would end!

Moron.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Stop using air conditioning

You are the problem

You first. We'll wait

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Stop using air conditioning

You are the problem

What about heat? Do you use heat? Do you have kids PP?

[Anonymous]

People who say stop using AC - stop eating meat- stop flying or driving or stop using electricity - all fools.

Total morons. Out of your minds dumb.

So what - it's 100 degrees and humid out so nobody's gonna use the AC? WTF? How is not using AC possible??