Whats a greater threat to Australia Climate Change deniers or terrorists?

[swingdog]

What do you get out of this, Kirk?

 

[Long Live HFC]

mercola hahahahahahaha.

 

[Kirks]

What do you get out of this, Kirk?

Trying to wake up the useful idiots.

 

[sherb]

I've got a couple of pieces of paper on my wall too

Posters of One Direction don't count.

 

[Kirks]

 

[Kirks]

http://www.newsmax.com/Finance/MKTNews/Global-Warming-climate-change/2014/11/17/id/607827/

 

[swingdog]

Trying to wake up the useful idiots.

But when you make statements like "all science is bought" you undermine your own argument. I mean, you can't really believe that.

 

[Long Live HFC]

This is a big planet, somewhere there would be benefits. We are seeing it now with the increase in food production due to increased levels of carbon in the atmosphere.

look at us go!

Sydney. Australia on Tuesday slashed forecast production levels for wheat, cotton and other agricultural commodities in fiscal 2015-16 as an El Nino weather phenomenon grips the country and dries out farmland.

Meteorologists warn the current El Nino, the second in five years in Australia, will persist until the end of the year.

“We should see an end to this El Nino by December, January at the latest,” Andrew Watkins, manager of climate prediction services for the Australian Bureau of Meteorology.

In the year ending July 1, 2016, cotton production in Australia is forecast to reach only 520,000 metric tons down from a March forecast of 559,500 tons, according to the latest quarterly update from the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (Abares).

Wheat production should top out at 23.6 million tons in the 2015-16 season starting July 1, Abares forecast, well below its previous forecast of 24.4 million.

Australia’s cattle industry has also been hit hard.

Unable to find enough food or water for their cattle as the El Nino turns major grazing regions into parched wasteland and beef growers have been slaughtering cattle and sheep at record levels, reducing the size of the Australian herd to its lowest in almost 20 years.

http://thejakartaglobe.beritasatu.com/business/australia-cuts-farm-commodity-forecasts-due-el-nino/

 

[Kirks]

Why we grow cotton in australia I will never understand.

 

[swingdog]

Why we grow cotton in australia I will never understand.

We agree on that.

 

[Lebbo73]

look at us go!



http://thejakartaglobe.beritasatu.com/business/australia-cuts-farm-commodity-forecasts-due-el-nino/

Have you looked at the weather recently?

http://www.weatherzone.com.au/news/

 

[swingdog]

You understand the difference between weather and climate?

 

[Long Live HFC]

You understand the difference between weather and climate?

no, not sure he does.

 

[Kirks]

El nino is a naturally event.

Next.

 

[swingdog]

El nino is a naturally event.

Next.

You know you were talking about all scientists being bought, Kirks. Does that include seismologists?

 

[Kirks]

You know you were talking about all scientists being bought, Kirks. Does that include seismologists?

Is there any potential benefit of paying them off?

 

[swingdog]

Is there any potential benefit of paying them off?

Surely, there must be some cabal wanting to suppress information about earthquakes. You were the one saying scientists were bought, so what's your theory for who's buying off seismologists?

 

[Kirks]

Surely, there must be some cabal wanting to suppress information about earthquakes. You were the one saying scientists were bought, so what's your theory for who's buying off seismologists?

They focus on tectonic plates do they not?

 

[swingdog]

They focus on tectonic plates do they not?

Among other things - is there a Big Tec funding them?

 

[Kirks]

Among other things - is there a Big Tec funding them?

Climate change effects tectonic plates.

http://apollo.lsc.vsc.edu/classes/met130/notes/chapter16/plate_tech.html



Next

 

[swingdog]

Climate change effects tectonic plates.

http://apollo.lsc.vsc.edu/classes/met130/notes/chapter16/plate_tech.html



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Um, did you read that? It's the other way around.

 

[Kirks]

Um, did you read that? It's the other way around.

No it works both ways
http://www.smh.com.au/environment/c...hange-link-to-earthquakes-20110413-1ddaw.html

 

[swingdog]

No it works both ways
http://www.smh.com.au/environment/c...hange-link-to-earthquakes-20110413-1ddaw.html

So, does that mean all seismologists are being paid out of the mysterious Big Climate funds?

 

[swingdog]

So, does that mean all seismologists are being paid out of the mysterious Big Climate funds?

And while you're at it, what about:

• particle physicists
• microbiologists
• optical physicists
• neuroscientists
• immunologists
• geneticists
• molecular biologists
• pathologists
• organic chemists
• materials chemists

That'll do for starters - explain how they've all been bought. Thanks for your time.

 

[Kirks]

So, does that mean all seismologists are being paid out of the mysterious Big Climate funds?

No its means there is potential too.