This makes more sense than blaming it on humans.
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Everything is human caused "Climate Change"!!!!!
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You do realize that the science that brought us this information is largely the same science that studies earth’s climate
What a compelling rebuttal from you peanut; we are lucky to have such an astute individual like yourself to give such well thought out and detailed responses.
Incredible job peanut! We appreciate the clarification, we can tell you worked hard on it.
yeah, probably would have been a good idea to invest in our grid over the last 30 years.
The same nutter ilk screeching about climate change also screeched 30 years ago against all things nuclear. Now here we are.
Hopefully we can ruin enough wild lands by covering them with solar panels and windmills to make up for it!
OH NO BLOODBATH FOR THE ELECTRIC INDUSTRY!!
How ever will the energy companies continue to make record profits??!!
Also, coincidentally, one of our last great nuclear power plants nearly went bankrupt in 1995 but was saved from a gov. take over through and investment of a private investor.
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Read a piece in the 90s about reoccurring extinction events (wish I could quickly find it so I could link it).
It was about the movement of our solar system with regards to the Milky Way's plane of rotation. Essentially, our system moves up and down in a sine wave about every 28,000 yrs and "stuff" happens when we cross the plane. But there is also the various spiral arms, so, sometimes the plane we pass through is relatively empty, so no problem, and sometimes it is extra full, but luck is a thing too.
And just the other day, the James Webb telescope found some new structures in the Milky Way that are likely 'streams' of matter from past galaxies that the Milky Way consumed that are in orbit about the central point. Probably means there is another thing to consider in all this.
Anyway, thanks for link to another data point.