Australian farming bonanza as sector produces record $90 billion of food, fibre
Good growing conditions and high prices for fresh produce have driven a boom across the farming industry, but will the future be as sunny?www.abc.net.au
4 Australian states had their best cropping seasons ever.
Good crops
Makes sense thatAustralian farming bonanza as sector produces record $90 billion of food, fibre
Good growing conditions and high prices for fresh produce have driven a boom across the farming industry, but will the future be as sunny?
4 Australian states had their best cropping seasons ever.
the drought and fires will cometh
Would you say that's a change in the normal climate?
I'd say it was sarcasm.
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Just generally to share news stories, data and opinions on the topic.i think there's is a specific thread called "climate change arguing"
Climate Change Arguing
Standby for a resurgence of the Greens vote as Labor shifts right to back coal mining.Well done to everyone who voted for more coal mines, you can apologise to your children now and explain yourself.
This threads called "climate change" but there's more arguing here than the thread for arguing. this thread is more popular it seems..
Have followed both these climate change threads for months and haven't seen much knowledge about the climate. I am interested to know if people believe in climate change or not - they do or don't believe in it..
Are there some here that don't believe?
Are there some who do believe in it ?
What are the climate change threads about ?
i think there's is a specific thread called "climate change arguing"
Climate Change Arguing
Standby for a resurgence of the Greens vote as Labor shifts right to back coal mining.Well done to everyone who voted for more coal mines, you can apologise to your children now and explain yourself.
This threads called "climate change" but there's more arguing here than the thread for arguing. this thread is more popular it seems..
Have followed both these climate change threads for months and haven't seen much knowledge about the climate. I am interested to know if people believe in climate change or not - they do or don't believe in it..
Are there some here that don't believe?
Are there some who do believe in it ?
What are the climate change threads about ?
www.vox.com
Climate always changes, but i agree that its likely CO2 is changing it now.
I'd consider that the nature of the change is unknown.
It seems unlikely that we will reduce CO2 emissions to prevent it in the next decade or so.
Australia's politics don't make much difference to the big picture, only to the amount of guilt we wear on our conscience.
Our history and civilisation seems to have coincided with a nice stable temperature.
Why climate change is so important, in one chart
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It probably wasn't going to last forever but we could be speeding things up, or we could be preventing it from plummeting too.
I'd hate it to be 20 degrees colder.
All of the CO2 was originally present, the oil and gas are the fossilised remains of plant matter. Before it was fossilised it was in the atmosphere, but the weather did some pretty zany stuff in those days.
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We aren't going to transition away from producing CO2 / Methane / other climate causing gasses in time to stop going beyond 1.5 degrees. IMO, it's past time to stop shitting on geo-engineering as a potential stop-gap, because it'd stop the transition (completely) away from fossil fuels. Despite those in the 'climate change isn't real!' camp, this transition is now unstoppable. It's going to occur, but not soon enough. Geo-engineering buys the time for the transition to be far enough along.
World on 'thin ice' as UN climate report gives stark warning
"With the world only a few tenths of a degree away from the globally accepted goal of limiting warming to 1.5 degrees since pre-industrial times, scientists stressed a sense of urgency. The goal was adopted as part of the 2015 Paris climate agreement and the world has already warmed 1.1 degrees".
