PM Carney considers Canada a 'leader in climate change’

JohnLarue

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When you call kids explanations of science on NASA 'children's propaganda' that should be a clue that you are really screwed in the head.
when you call propaganda for children science , you are beyond ridiculous



Buddy, cut it out.
A buddy is someone I respect
You are not my buddy

You slander the 99.7% of scientists who stand with the IPCC and their findings.
nameless self proclaimed experts hiding behind the authority of a institution founded with a predetermined outcome

You can't understand the Greenhouse Effect and have declared yourself smarter than everyone else in some kind of Dunning Kruger fantasy.
oh, i understand the greenhouse theory
you do not

fortunately our nonlinear, chaotic, dynamic climate system is far more complex than you are able to comprehend
perhaps if you try some more advanced material than the children propaganda videos
unless of course children propaganda videos are your upper intellectual boundary





Your entire post is you ranting about how much you don't understand and how the entire world is wrong and you are right.

not at all, i understand volumes more than you will ever


CO2 is a greenhouse gas and putting a shit ton of it in the atmosphere has warmed up the planet 1.5ºC already.
a shit ton
so scientific of you





If you were right the temperature would have gone down,
??
i am right and i have never claimed temperatures should go down
on the contrary, multiple time i have pointed out we are still emerging from an ice age , so some warming is not unexpected.
that said, natural variability does not preclude some cooling

our complex nonlinear, chaotic, dynamic climate system changes
always has always will


but you can't explain why its warming and had to scour the internet to even find one 10 year old chart that said it wasn't warming as much as expected in the tropics in the clouds, 10 years ago.
the models were flawed in 2017 and they are still flawed

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Whatever, buddy, you clearly can't reason your way out of a paper bag but are totally sure that despite the planet warming 1.5ºC that is not really warming.
You are the frog in the pot, a useful idiot for the oil and gas industry.
you are not even useful


onto the co2 accumulation

i noticed you stay well clear of this ""chart""
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a trillion dollars spent on green nonsense and a 2020 lockdown of half the worlds population
and ,the result: no observable effect on the ever increasing co2 levels
no amount of EVs, suspension of freedoms, renewables ,or sequestration is going to stop that accent


the good news is CO2 is not the control knob for our extremely complex , chaotic, non-linear, dynamic climate system


why you avoid this issue is obvious
it undermines your entire flawed narrative and eliminates the need for so called climate action

and the absence of a change in rate in 2020 has another implication for the failed climate alarmism
all in good time
 

Frankfooter

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Franky will resort to character assassination on Dr. Patrick Moore

sadly, it wont be the first or last time he will try to ''cancel'' a skeptical scientist
That's cuz you always pick oil$gas funded kooks.
Meanwhile you will slander the 99.7% of scientists who support the findings of the IPCC and the theory of anthropomorphic climate change.

That's way more slander, buddy.
 

JohnLarue

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That's cuz you always pick oil$gas funded kooks.
Meanwhile you will slander the 99.7% of scientists who support the findings of the IPCC and the theory of anthropomorphic climate change.

That's way more slander, buddy.

you just spew then/ repeat total nonsense

the climate models are flawed

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roddermac

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What, he's a paid consultant and lobbyist. His views are based on who is paying him.
Oh right, you can't tell the difference between a lobbyist, consultant or scientist.
I think you're the one who can't tell the difference.
 

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As of late 2025, France and the UK are facing significant fiscal challenges with high public debt-to-GDP ratios, while Germany faces long-term structural, rather than immediate, solvency pressures. France is generally considered the most at risk among the three due to a combination of high deficits, low growth, and political instability
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Frankfooter

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Blackrock?

That's a pretty evil company. Wind and solar are cheap and solid. Battery storage is now reasonable too.
Meanwhile DoFo bought untested american reactors for $20 billion from america, with american maintenance and fuel requirements.
That's criminal, latest reports say people in the states living near nukes are getting more cancer.

And we're gonna lose billions on climate change disaster and crop failure.
 

roddermac

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Blackrock?

That's a pretty evil company. Wind and solar are cheap and solid. Battery storage is now reasonable too.
Meanwhile DoFo bought untested american reactors for $20 billion from america, with american maintenance and fuel requirements.
That's criminal, latest reports say people in the states living near nukes are getting more cancer.

And we're gonna lose billions on climate change disaster and crop failure.
That company and their CEO are big donors to the Democratic Party. So what's so evil about them.
 
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