In 1985, Carl Sagan told Congress that continuing to burn fossil fuels will increase global temperature, cause climate change, melt glaciers and ice sheets, and cause sea level rise. Imagine if we had listened to him them. No time to wait. #ActOnClimate #climate

Sep 14, 2026 · 5:24 PM UTC

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One thing to note about Sagan is that he also had a deep understanding of the consequences of ignorance. He understood why society is becoming dumber.
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Earths climate history. What is obvious here? A warm earth as we are experiencing is the anomaly. Let’s pray that it stays this way.
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Another idiot who got it wrong and blamed everyone else but himself🤡
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Greed of the few for profit from oil etc is destroying our only human home in the vastness of the Cosmos. How many millions of us will die as a result of climate change caused by their insistent greed?
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Total percent of co2 in our atmosphere is .04% Nitrogen -78%, Oxygen 21%, Argon .93%. Co2 .04% Carbon is the most important element for building molecules essential for living things.
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Humans really aren’t that smart in the aggregate. In fact they are incredibly stupid
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We read daily about the damage of worldwide climate change: Fires, Floods, More Destructive Storms, Extreme High Temperatures. But no country connects it to climate change. Please work together on this, not stupid wars.
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It might also have been our last best hope. People listen to experts even less now.
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…and literally none of those things happened, dipshit retard. Not in 40 fucking years. So anyone who listened to him was a fucking moron…
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The climate has always changed. We've been coming out of an ice age for the last 20,000 years or so. Sea levels haven't risen.
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Evidence. Glaciers and icecaps provide freshwater resources for Earth river systems and groundwater reserves. Earth is also a balanced system within Solar system.
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Imagine that. Energy poverty. So stop suppressing free energy research! Eugene Mallove showed that MIT physics department head was a liar who go promising results from trying to repeat Fleischmann and Pons' LENR experiments.
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Why is Greenland was called a Green Land 1000 years ago?
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Why listen to a genius scientist explain the simple greenhouse gas effect. Too much info for lemmings. Stick with our Godfather, global warming is a scam. Or Men in Dresses are women. That's what science must deal with in the land of the dumb.
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We’re headed for a severe oh shit moment, where the writing is on the wall, and it’s just too late to take action.
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Maybe we should consider a workaround. Collect and store dry plant materials. Science rates this as carbon negative. Then make natural gas and oil following the gasification process from the plant material. Scientists consider burning plant materials as carbon neutral. Workaround
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We would have lost money from buying ocean front property in Arizona.
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Hell! Over 50 years ago. We do not think nor learn
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So true, we'd still have NEW York and Florida and California instead of just water where they used to be.
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Reality check in a world of endemic lies on climate change and global warming. CO2 is the gas of life and does not drive climate change.
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7/2/22 🛑 Why hasn’t humanity responded to #ClimateChange—currently on track to produce a global catastrophe—with the same intensity in which we respond to military ‘threats’? Could it help chart a pathway to a safer planet? defenseone.com/ideas/2022/07… via @DefenseOne

Climate Change Isn’t a Threat Multiplier. It’s the Main Threat.

Over the next six months, the defense community should champion and help plan a whole-of-society “hyper-response.”

defenseone.com
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Is Miami under water yet? Al Gore said it would be in a few years. It's called scare mongering. AI is a bigger problem to mankind. The planet will cope with everything until it explodes or is hit from a asteroid.
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Remove the idiot who denies climate change!.
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This is the reality that Trump denied; consequently, the weather conditions during his presidency—and over the last decade—have been the worst on record. Trump threw coal mines wide open, showing complete disregard for the consequences.
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We DID listen to him then, and it has done us no good.
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They aren’t “fossil fuels”. That’s a term John D Rockefeller created out of thin air to introduce the illusion of scarcity so to create a manufactured urgency to buy his oil. Oil is created by tectonic pressure. There’s literally no end to the supply.
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Talk to China, Mikey.
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In other news, Trumps EPA has removed emissions standards from power plants because what’s a few more degrees.
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This is the last 12K years of global temps. The 2050 and 2100 projections are hysterically ambitious guesswork. Current global temps still fall well within the range the planet has maintained over the last 12K year period.
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Pope John Paul II on 1 January 1990 in his address on the World Day of Peace. 👇
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So he was wrong. Always did think the guy was overrated (as a scientist).
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The 1985 Bears Super Bowl shuffle was more accurate than Carl?
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Imagine if any of that actually came to fruition.
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What like the thousands of times it's happened before.? 99% of those before the industrial revolution..
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Didn't he promote mass produced molten salt reactors (or similar). Why didn't YOU PEOPLE do that!
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