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[Tony]

Thanks for checking out the link.

[dasmo]

Thanks for checking out the link.

I like to head straight to the bottom of the article. That’s where you get to.the bottom of things….

[Victoria Watcher]

Climate change is bringing earlier springs, but it's wreaking havoc on animals

'We are part of nature, and what we do to nature we do to ourselves,’ says one naturalist


Article title: FALSE.


https://www.cbc.ca/n...world-1.7148719




Actually pretty sure any warming is bringing Canada many more animals, insects, and plants. Not the reverse.

Edited by Victoria Watcher, 20 March 2024 - 02:42 PM.

[dasmo]

Ya.... Scroll down and they reveal that they aren't actually saying that is a fact. That way you can't call them liars. It's not their fault if you only read the headlines.... 

 

"The weather experienced during El Niño, the cyclical warming of a particular area of the Pacific Ocean, could be a harbinger of things to come, says one naturalist.

They are "a window into what the future of climate change presents to us," said William B. Karesh, executive vice president for health and policy at EcoHealth Alliance. "They're test runs."

El Niño aside overall climate change is also changing the habits of some bears. Some American black bears not hibernating at all, due to both a warmer world and continuing food sources, mainly food provided unintentionally by humans

 

So it's part of the natural cycles of El Niño but if you don't consent to our taxing the air itself you will be responsible for destroying the web of life itself.  Got it... 

[Nparker]

Climate change is bringing earlier springs...

Anyone who spent time outside today, on this first full day of Spring, would be more inclined to believe winter was still hanging on.

[Nparker]

...El Niño aside overall climate change is also changing the habits of some bears. Some American black bears not hibernating at all, due to both a warmer world and continuing food sources, mainly food provided unintentionally by humans...

Now human stupidity is a result of climate change? 

[Nparker]

According to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, Canada sent 633 delegates to the United Nations Climate Conference in Dubai, racking up more than $1.3 million in expenses. Undoubtedly, global temperatures have been significantly reduced as a result. It's nice to see the carbon tax being put to good use. 

[Victoria Watcher]

Greater Victoria projected to face worse heat waves, more extreme rain

Report produced for Capital Region maps out local temperature, precipitation by 2050 and beyond

https://www.vicnews....me-rain-7333874

Edited by Victoria Watcher, 26 March 2024 - 05:59 AM.

[Nparker]

🤣

[Victoria Watcher]

Have scientists mapped out how “extreme rain” is a result of whatever they say is happening?

[Mike K.]

So curiously, it rained all day yesterday in Sooke. Nothing special, but a nice dose of rain. The forecast had called for zero rain, as in none whatsoever.

In fact, it’s raining right now. Forecast says it’s partly sunny.

[lanforod]

Its sunny in Saanich.

[Tony]

I have to chime in here..... are numbers and local events being used to mislead or just have fun?

[dasmo]

Our food systems are under attack by the Neo-Marxists..... 

https://youtu.be/kHX...CEHiX_97wh&t=16

[Nparker]

I lost all faith in the World Health Organization back in 2020.

[dasmo]

One day in the next couple of years, everyone in the world will lose a second of their time. Exactly when that will happen is being influenced by humans, according to a new study(opens in a new tab), as melting polar ice alters the Earth’s rotation and changes time itself.

https://www.ctvnews....tself-1.6826267

[Nparker]

I'm not going to lose a second of sleep worrying about this - or maybe I will?

[dasmo]

No need to worry. Government has a time tax in the works.

[dasmo]

Thing is…. This is not harmless. This is not only engineering consent to steal our money we are waisting innovation and possibly making the planet worse…. https://x.com/gunsnr...QrcObpkhVXe97Jg

[Victoria Watcher]

From chocolate to home insurance, climate change is making life more expensive

Rising cost of cocoa just one example of 'heatflation'

https://www.cbc.ca/n...ation-1.7155668



Aren’t there many or most products that actually benefit from warmer summers? Probably most of them do. Slanted reporting.




Extreme weather events such as droughts or wildfires, made more frequent by our continued use of fossil fuels, are not only causing localized damage but are affecting crop yields, supply chains and the durability of housing, all of which is making life more expensive.


I’d like to see the prairie wheat crop yield- our most important crop. Probably up.

Edited by Victoria Watcher, 30 March 2024 - 12:47 PM.