Humans CANNOT change the climate of a planet

[ironstone]

5 hours ago, SNOWFLAKE said:

First of all you have NO clue what my philosophy is on genders. 2nd - your snide comment has nothing to do with the topic at hand. A classic case of whataboutism:

Whataboutism is an argumentative tactic where a person or group responds to an accusation or difficult question by deflection. Instead of addressing the point made, they counter it with “but what about X?”.
https://flaglerlive.com/176623/whataboutism-explained/

3rd, I will gladly debate anyone who wants to debate the climate situation but won't bother with rebutting anyone who wants to present themselves as an ass. So don't expect another reply from me.

You don't want debate; you want an echo chamber.

You chose the name SNOWFLAKE. That kind of suggests that you are rather fragile when it comes to opposing opinions. 

I have no problem with that, and I do welcome you to this forum regardless of where you see yourself on the political spectrum.

[Aristides]

My home looks directly onto Mt Baker which is the most heavily glaciated of the Cascade volcanos.  We have been watching its glacier steadily shrink over the past ten years. At its present rate of melt, it will be gone in 50 years.

[robosmith]

16 minutes ago, Aristides said:

My home looks directly onto Mt Baker which is the most heavily glaciated of the Cascade volcanos.  We have been watching its glacier steadily shrink over the past ten years. At its present rate of melt, it will be gone in 50 years.

On the plus side, it won't flood if that volcano blows its top once the glacier is gone.

Of course that might take a source of fresh water.

[Aristides]

4 minutes ago, robosmith said:

On the plus side, it won't flood if that volcano blows its top once the glacier is gone.

Of course that might take a source of fresh water.

Fraser Valley farmers are irrigating in October, for the first time ever.