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Do you think that NASA and NOAA are lying?
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If you consider fudging, adjusting and cherry picking the data to be lying then yes.
NASA's own satellites tell a completely different tale. Why don't you believe NASA satellites? Wait, why doesn't NASA even believe their own satellites? Oh ya, because of the lying part.
Do you believe that NASA and NOAA are above lying? That they're infallible and incorruptible? That they are beyond political interference? That they are not so caught up in the narrative they can't turn back?
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Warming melts the ice, raising sea level and causing more flooding. Warmer oceans contain more energy causing more violent storms. Too much CO2 in the air is aborb by the ocean creative acidification which can hurt marine life and therefore the food chain. Acidification can also affect the weather creating drought in some places, floods in other places, etc.
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Wow, thanks for the grade 1 progressive intro to science.
Yes, warming melts ice. But in freezing temperatures it will also sublimate. The only thing really keeping it there permanently is added freezing precipitation. We are nowhere near being warm enough to stop the freezing precipitation and cause drastic net ice loss at the caps. In fact the Antarctic ice cap is growing. Something is wrong with the narrative here.
If warmer oceans cause more violent storms then where are the more violent storms? Cyclone activity is down. Violent storms are down. Something is wrong with the narrative here.
A warming ocean cannot absorb more CO2. Warming causes the ocean to out-gas CO2. Something is wrong with the narrative here.
The ocean is not acidic. It is alkaline. A slight drop in the alkalinity still does not make it acidic. Something is wrong with the narrative here.
Acidification can affect the weather? That's a new one and a doozy at that. Source?
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