Hiddenjems
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Show me a warm period in earths history that wasn’t accompanied by an increase in biodiversity and overall life on earth.
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It's the Climate, stupid
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Hiddenjems
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Would you like an ice age?
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Earth 'too hot for life' after mass extinction 250 million years ago
For five million years after the worst mass extinction in Earth history, much of the planet was simply too hot for anything to survive, scientists have claimed.
chilliwilli
Waterboy
No but i have a problem with fucking up a natural cycle just because we think we can live without responsibilities.
Hiddenjems
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Are humans supernatural? If not, all our behavior is natural.
Right now, temperatures are on the rise and rather then an increase in biodiversity and overall life on earth there has been a steady decrease, except for man.
Depends on how you define natural. A simplistic mind might reason that as long as everything comes from the actions or creations of man then it's natural. A more reasonable person might limit natural to being able to live in balance with our natural resources. It also depends on how you define Supernatural. If you look at modern creations from the perspective of the pre-industrial age then I'm sure people from that era might see the things man has done from the 19th century on as Supernatural.
Exxon’s Climate Denial History: A Timeline
A review of Exxon's knowledge and subsequent denial of climate change.
www.greenpeace.org
I was told climate change is a hoax?
Exxon CEO blames public for failure to fix climate change
https://thehill.com/policy/energy-e...mes-public-for-failure-to-fix-climate-change/
Earth 'too hot for life' after mass extinction 250 million years ago
For five million years after the worst mass extinction in Earth history, much of the planet was simply too hot for anything to survive, scientists have claimed.www.dailymail.co.uk
yes, this!
