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@Oroborous2 My ai alts have been getting rowdy lately. I’ll reign them in
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@GBGames69463584 @BJK1B2K @SimonDixonTwitt @EU_Commission Yes the earth was nice in the pliestocene! Many people and farms...
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@BJK1B2K @Oroborous2 @SimonDixonTwitt @EU_Commission They don’t want to look that far back. They focus on a minuscule portion of Earth’s climate history, take data from that, and go all in. I guess the rest doesn’t align with their narrative.
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Europe is the world’s fastest-warming continent.
We’ve seen record heatwaves from the Mediterranean to the Arctic, while glaciers have been shrinking and snow cover melting.
The evidence is unequivocal: climate change is not a future threat. It is our present reality. ⬇️
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@BJK1B2K @SimonDixonTwitt @EU_Commission Look into how quickly its happening now vs before and look into the narrow band of temps and short history that made humans and the ecosystems they enjoy.
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@Oroborous2 @SimonDixonTwitt @EU_Commission Look into the history of world temperatures and how many times this cycle has happened. We can create a narrative for anything. It marketing and pushing out a narrative is what we need to look at
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@SimonDixonTwitt @EU_Commission Eh cant make up new temp records every year for a decade, or glaciers missing...
Anyone who spends much time outside knows the weather is changing.
Thanks for the response.
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@Oroborous2 @EU_Commission I tend to think the second.
But I am no expert on that subject.
I follow monetary flows and think of the financial architecture instead.
I know they are capable of making it up too.
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@silvopasturist Its so stark here when you go deep in the catskills or adirondacks... that deep, spongy duff...
GIF
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I can feel this in my woodland. There's very little duff that lasts more than a year and the ground is hard and compacted even in places that have never seen traffic.
Give A Shit About Nature@giveashitnature
Most of the earthworms you find in your North American garden are invaders. Glaciers scraped the native earthworms out of the upper Midwest and Northeast about 10,000 years ago. The forests that grew back evolved without them. Native plants, salamanders, ground-nesting birds, and entire soil ecosystems were built around a deep, slow-decomposing layer of leaf litter on the forest floor. European earthworms, brought over in ship ballast and root balls, eat that leaf litter fast. The duff layer disappears. Native wildflowers (trillium, trout lily, wild ginger) lose their growing medium. Salamanders lose their cool, moist habitat. Tree seedlings struggle to take root in the bare, compacted soil. In your garden, earthworms are mostly fine. In the woods, they're a slow-moving ecological disaster nobody talks about. If you fish, don't dump your bait worms in the woods. If you garden near a forest, keep your compost contained. The earthworms in your tomatoes don't belong in the woods.
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@Nishadow @SimonDixonTwitt @EU_Commission I think incoming temp measurements say otherwise, but yes I see the perspective.
Dont miss the forest for the trees.
Famine and mass migration will continue in the marginal zones, increasing political pressure on the North.
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@Oroborous2 @SimonDixonTwitt @EU_Commission Climate change is real. It’s just not as urgent or catastrophic as the stats suggest. Carbon neutral is a business model to profit from green energy, zero emissions, aligned with consumer behaviour. it’s been pushed as a narrative for the last 15 years. 🪬
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@SimonDixonTwitt @EU_Commission Just to be clear, you do not think warming is occurring? Or that it is, and it will be managed and turned into a revenue stream?
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@EU_Commission 🇺🇸🇪🇺 We get it.
Blackrock is managing its renewable energy portfolio whilst making record profits on fossil fuels & military industrial complex stimulus cheques.
Do we need to keep pretending?
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@KidinaSandbox Cycles are great. It all works. I just hate the culture. The tights. The bullshit weekenders taking over the road...
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@Oroborous2 I did 209 km in one day when I was 66. Regular roads, city and rural, some gravel. I'm certainly no athlete.
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100 fuckin percent
Nabeel Azeez@nabeelazeez
I have never seen a cyclist with a good physique they always look droopy
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