Trudeau says Albertans have been misled into opposing his 'conservative' carbon tax

[Skoob]

Global totals of forest fire emissions, skoob.
What were global CO2 emissions from forest fires in 2023?

Well if CO2 emissions from forest fires globally accounted for .7% of all CO2 emissions, then Canada's contribution of forest fires is about .175% (assuming one even believes that it accounts for 25% of the global total).

So explain how your "world on fire" narrative makes sense here other than a fear-mongering tactic to convince people to pay into the carbon tax ponzi scheme?

I'll wait...

 

[Frankfooter]

Well if CO2 emissions from forest fires globally accounted for .7% of all CO2 emissions, then Canada's contribution of forest fires is about .175% (assuming one even believes that it accounts for 25% of the global total).

So explain how your "world on fire" narrative makes sense here other than a fear-mongering tactic to convince people to pay into the carbon tax ponzi scheme?

I'll wait...

Canadian forests were CO2 sinks and are now emitters of CO2.
That's one more feedback effect that makes climate change more extreme and faster.

 

[Not getting younger]

Canadian forests were CO2 sinks and are now emitters of CO2.
That's one more feedback effect that makes climate change more extreme and faster.

Again proving how little you know. Forest fires are natures way of clearing out old growth and making way for new. Nutrients go back into the soil and far more.

Stop peeing your panties Frank, get a fingernail dirty, leave the city, learn a million things and get into nature.

“More and more Canadians are living, working, and playing in Canada’s forests.”

Forest Fires and Climate Change | Climate Atlas of Canada

climateatlas.ca

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[Skoob]

Canadian forests were CO2 sinks and are now emitters of CO2.
That's one more feedback effect that makes climate change more extreme and faster.

Nice pivot after I had to man-splain the math for you.

I turned your "25%" fear tactic headline into 0.175% using simple calculations which you dismissed.

Stop spreading misinformation to justify carbon tax ponzi schemes.

How dare you!

 

[Frankfooter]

Nice pivot after I had to man-splain the math for you.

I turned your "25%" fear tactic headline into 0.175% using simple calculations which you dismissed.

Stop spreading misinformation to justify carbon tax ponzi schemes.

How dare you!

You didn't explain anything, you're just trying to make the 2023 Canadian wildfire season look normal.
Your attempt to make forest fire CO2 output look small only validates how much CO2 humans put into the air every year.
If the biggest forest fire season in our history, with massive smoke clouds all across the country, only added 0.175% more CO2 that shows you how much humanity puts in the atmosphere.

We've also established that Canadian forests are now part of a climate change feedback, where they are emitting more CO2 instead of storing it, which will accelerate climate change.

And you're still ignoring the fact that we have had forest fires all through winter.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1760429625375957086

 

[Frankfooter]

Again proving how little you know. Forest fires are natures way of clearing out old growth and making way for new. Nutrients go back into the soil and far more.

Stop peeing your panties Frank, get a fingernail dirty, leave the city, learn a million things and get into nature.

“More and more Canadians are living, working, and playing in Canada’s forests.”

Forest Fires and Climate Change | Climate Atlas of Canada

climateatlas.ca

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I do get a good chuckle when you post articles that back up my points, not yours.
You really should read more than the headlines.

To figure out what climate change means for forest fires in Canada, Flannigan and a team of researchers at the Canadian Forest Service analyzed the findings of almost 50 international studies on climate change and fire risk. [4] They found that our future looks “smoky” because climate change will worsen the three major factors that influence wildfire: having dry fuel to burn, frequent lightning strikes that start fires, and dry, windy weather that fans the flames.

Another recent study [5] by Flannigan and several other scientists predicts that western Canada will see a 50% increase in the number of dry, windy days that let fires start and spread, whereas eastern Canada will see an even more dramatic 200% to 300% increase in this kind of “fire weather.” Other studies predict that fires could burn twice as much average area per year in Canada by the end of the century as has burned in the recent past. [6]

 

[Skoob]

You didn't explain anything, you're just trying to make the 2023 Canadian wildfire season look normal.
Your attempt to make forest fire CO2 output look small only validates how much CO2 humans put into the air every year.
If the biggest forest fire season in our history, with massive smoke clouds all across the country, only added 0.175% more CO2 that shows you how much humanity puts in the atmosphere.

We've also established that Canadian forests are now part of a climate change feedback, where they are emitting more CO2 instead of storing it, which will accelerate climate change.

And you're still ignoring the fact that we have had forest fires all through winter.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1760429625375957086

Yeah sure, keep distracting. I showed you the math based on the info you provided and now you keep pivoting to other things.
I didn't make anything look big or small...I pointed out the facts.

just because it doesn't jive with your fear-mongering narrative doesn't mean it's not the truth.

Stop misleading and stop fear-mongering. It's not working for you.

 

[Frankfooter]

Yeah sure, keep distracting. I showed you the math based on the info you provided and now you keep pivoting to other things.
I didn't make anything look big or small...I pointed out the facts.

just because it doesn't jive with your fear-mongering narrative doesn't mean it's not the truth.

Stop misleading and stop fear-mongering. It's not working for you.

We have established:
Canadian forest fires released 25% of all forest fire CO2 in 2023
Fires burned all winter long in Alberta and BC
Canadian forests are now adding to climate change due to more being burnt in forest fires than CO2 captured during growth.

Everything you claimed has evaporated.

Do you want to move on to rising insurance costs?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1762093061507629106

Rising ocean temps?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1760794416875446551

Rising global temps?

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1758947226317930501

Or would you prefer to tell us how much smarter you are than every single scientist again?

 

[Skoob]

We have established:
Canadian forest fires released 25% of all forest fire CO2 in 2023
Fires burned all winter long in Alberta and BC
Canadian forests are now adding to climate change due to more being burnt in forest fires than CO2 captured during growth.


Or would you prefer to tell us how much smarter you are than every single scientist again?

Yeah? My car released 100% of all the CO2 released in my driveway yesterday. Now what percentage of all CO2 released globally would that be? According to you it would be 100%.

Forest fires account for 0.175% of all CO2 emissions globally. Fact.

Your fear-mongering tactic has failed. Stop misleading people and spreading misinformation by highlighting numbers without context.

 

[Frankfooter]

Yeah? My car released 100% of all the CO2 released in my driveway yesterday. Now what percentage of all CO2 released globally would that be? According to you it would be 100%.

Forest fires account for 0.175% of all CO2 emissions globally. Fact.

Your fear-mongering tactic has failed. Stop misleading people and spreading misinformation by highlighting numbers without context.

It all adds up skoob.

Everything the IPCC has projected has happened.
You've been wrong on every point.

 

[Not getting younger]

I do get a good chuckle when you post articles that back up my points, not yours.
You really should read more than the headlines.

To figure out what climate change means for forest fires in Canada, Flannigan and a team of researchers at the Canadian Forest Service analyzed the findings of almost 50 international studies on climate change and fire risk. [4] They found that our future looks “smoky” because climate change will worsen the three major factors that influence wildfire: having dry fuel to burn, frequent lightning strikes that start fires, and dry, windy weather that fans the flames.
Another recent study [5] by Flannigan and several other scientists predicts that western Canada will see a 50% increase in the number of dry, windy days that let fires start and spread, whereas eastern Canada will see an even more dramatic 200% to 300% increase in this kind of “fire weather.” Other studies predict that fires could burn twice as much average area per year in Canada by the end of the century as has burned in the recent past. [6]

Actually I guessed you missed the quoted part that should have been in your twit er word count, and fact I intentionally found something, from someone you wouldn’t dismiss. Saying exactly what Skoob is saying, and not just once.

You never fail to disappoint me wee puppy.
/whiff

And clearly, very clearly I posted that. Unlike you and others I don’t suffer from confirmation bias.

And clearly you don’t understand nature, never mind what’s in your yard you have no clue about SJW. And I’ve also been where you would never have the wee stones to go. Places where the only connection to the world are satellite phones. And I’ve seen with my eyes what human activity ( logging, logging roads, atv trails and more) and or stupid hooomans, like you do, when around dry tinder. Very up close and personal.

 

[mitchell76]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1762592885269217531