[Oldeconomybuyer]

[bgill]

Another dying off? Humans didn’t learn from the last time they polluted the earth, right?

[editor-surveyor]

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250 million years ago in a 6000 year old universe!
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[silverleaf]

Its coming from inside the earth
Volcanos and fissures venting methane
Some parts of the Arctic ocean look like a bubbling hot tub
Not the atmosphere

[353FMG]

The entire 20th century can be considered “the great dying”.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

Meanwhile, in the real solar system, the sun is the 500 gazillion ton gorilla in the room. And if it changes its output - due to sunspots, or the lack thereof - people have zero influence over it.

What’s even newer than mankind, is thermometers. Meaning, geologically speaking there’s a lot we don’t know. We try to use proxies, but . . .

[PeteePie]

The only “Great Dying” is that which is going to occur by the muzzies et al, Rooskies, and anyone else who comes against Israel in these last days.

[higgmeister]

"We get to decide how much warming to allow. But it's clear that if you don't check it then marine ecosystems are in trouble."

We get to decide how many humans will be marched in the furnace. No, wait that would cause more carbon emissions. We get to decide how many humans will be marched to the edge of trenches and snuffed out.

[unread]

"Deutsch said it's a scientific breakthrough. And he calls it very "sobering."

I'll wager the schmuck hasn't been sober in years...

[fruser1]

Endangered species screwing up your property value?

Now you have plausible deniability to take them out - the beginnings of mass extinction.

[oldtech]

Seriously doubting that anyone knows what happened 100 million years ago, let alone 250 million years.