Not looking great!
Not looking great!
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Silly me, I thought we still had 20 or 30 years until the effects of climate change kicked in!
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People were saying that 20 years ago
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Maybe it's 20 or 30 years until we all die of the effects of climate change hahahahahahahahahahahaha ha ha
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Armageddon Storm
Y'all were worried about a 4C planet, but what happens when an ocean-sized turbo-washer obliterates human life in North America? Not so many emissions now, huh?
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we'll just send bruce willis to nuke it
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Thank god we can all finally die
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Three Atlantic Ocean hurricanes are ‘racing towards Europe’
Some deity's punishment? Maybe...
Hopefully any Europosters stay safe, though
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Protestant Wind 2: God's Final Word on Anglicanism
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Is the Armageddon hurricane a real thing?
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it's funny because what normally would be barely organized tropical storms or depressions like instantly explode into Cat 4 and 5s now
the storm might have still hit Fl in a more climate stable world but it would have just been a rain event. instead looks like Tampa, Sarasota, or maybe Fort Myers are about to get 12ft of storm surge
load up google maps and look at the ridiculous, mind bogglingly stupid neighborhoods just built on sandbars with little canals. all McMansion ranches crammed together, with their glass enclosed pools and boats.
now imagine them under 12ft of roiling surf
for those that wish to witness nature's power and to help stimulate the imagination
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One last gasp of the gulf stream sending its love
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Hypothetical Hurricanes wiki 😰 I learn something newer and stranger every day
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a few weeks ago I heard NPR say something truly astounding. look at this shit:
yeah no shit?!
I'm mixing quotes and paraphrases but this seems to be the article I heard.
NPR takes sponsorships from oil and gas companies
Not sure what you are insinuating. This article isn't good for oil or gas companies, and NPR is usually pretty good about letting listeners know when a potential conflict with a specific sponsor appears in their reporting.