The next years are going to be fun… The world is burning while the fossil fuel industry is chugging along like everything is great as long as you buy enough co2 credits.

I’m scared in what kind of world my children will have to live in…

  • @amesoeurs
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    I’m a severe weather meteorologist for a government org (non-US). This is alarmist nonsense. There is plenty of proper statistical evidence for climate change, it’s bizzare that the opinion of one irrelevant meteorologist is being voted up to the front page. Most of the weather forecasters I work with know very, very little about climate change (as do most posters on here who love to type in short, sharp sentences to make themselves seem authoritative).

    • @0ddysseus
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      211 year ago

      If now isn’t the time to be alarmed, when is?

    • @kinther
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      211 year ago

      So when I see records being broken every year, year after year, I’m supposed to be like “This is fine”.

      Got it.

      • @amesoeurs
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        -211 year ago

        Work on your reading comprehension mate

        • @Drudge
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          Take that unhelpful response back to Reddit

        • @kaffiene
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          41 year ago

          Arguably, your post didn’t add that much to the conversation to start with

    • @JudgeHolden
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      131 year ago

      And your point is? Are you arguing that alarmism isn’t called for? That everything is fine and we shouldn’t try to mitigate emissions?

      Or are you simply arguing that most weather forecasters know very little about climate change so… I guess I don’t know what?

      Again, what’s your point? Are you just flexing or do you actually have something useful to contribute to the conversation?

      • @amesoeurs
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        11 year ago

        Read my comment again. There is plenty of good statistical evidence for climate change, and if something is going to be bumped up to the front page it should be from a reputable source. Not “random nobody weather forecaster says thing”

        • @grue
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          If you think there should be a climate change article from a more reputable source on the front page, then post one instead of uselessly complaining. Put up or shut up.

        • @awderonOP
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          61 year ago

          I think every article that gets people to talk about the problems we are collectively facing is doing it‘s job.

          For some people this might be the trigger to have a deeper look into the topic, because a more relatable person for them is pointing out a problem.

    • @hark
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      101 year ago

      Please share with us your vast knowledge on this subject.