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SamuelTheThird

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4. We already know climate change is affecting this

Reply to 31j20b3 (Reply #3)

Wed Jun 24, 2026, 04:26 PM

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It's not like there haven't been plenty of studies showing increased heat waves as CO2 emissions have increased.

We are in deep shit. Climate scientists (the people who spend their lives studying this) are more alarmist in their private discussions than even in their public ones.

I fail to see what the real point of your reply is.

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And this is June 2026 nitpicked Wednesday #1

we're cooked SamuelTheThird Wednesday #2

JUst be clear, climate refers to long-term trends in weather over many years... 31j20b3 Wednesday #3

We already know climate change is affecting this SamuelTheThird Wednesday #4

It;s not a question of whether climate change is at work... it's a question of honest representation 31j20b3 Wednesday #5

Nah, sounds like youre minimizing SamuelTheThird Wednesday #6

Well I admit to de-catrastrophizing the horrors pushed on television 31j20b3 Wednesday #7

'de-catastrophizing the horrors pushed on television'? SamuelTheThird Wednesday #8

To Be clear, if it bleeds it leads US media, the same with devastation 31j20b3 Wednesday #9

Yeah, again, I'll listen to climate scientists SamuelTheThird Wednesday #10