Gibb Laytham

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Gibb Laytham

Gibb Laytham

@GibbLaytham

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Gibb Laytham
Gibb Laytham@GibbLaytham·
In other news, a majority of the US is under an unprecedented summer heatwave... in March. Hawaii is suffering from $ billion + floods, record fires in Nebraska, we've just found out that Earth is heating up twice as fast as we thought, which will push us into dumpster fire territory within a decade, and you're pushing burning MORE fossil fuels to accelerate the destruction so that we can... power AI so it can take our jobs.
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Secretary Chris Wright
Secretary Chris Wright@SecretaryWright·
Yesterday in Ohio, we broke ground on a new partnership to build more than 9 gigawatts of natural gas power generation and a data center complex that will provide thousands of jobs and result in LOWER electricity costs.
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Gibb Laytham
Gibb Laytham@GibbLaytham·
This isn't normal "variance". We haven't seen temperatures like this in more than 100,000 years. It's all happened in the last 150 years, and corresponds directly to the rise of CO2 in the atmosphere. There is nothing normal about it. Humans have never pumped so much CO2 into the atmosphere because we've never had the technology to. We're in uncharted territory. While we don't now how bad it will get, much of that will depend on if/when we decarbonize, Earth systems and ecosystems are showing signs of collapse.
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Mister Bad Example
Mister Bad Example@malkarnivore·
@newagemaker1 @HamblettMike @GibbLaytham @MarcNixon24 @grok so explain to me why the models can't predict atmospherics past a week and don't take into account energy from the sun fluctuating. Also explain why we're still well within the geological variance based on normal flux. It's not an emergency. It's not a crisis.
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Marc Nixon
Marc Nixon@MarcNixon24·
We LOST Climate Fight Says David Suzuki That's why the Oceans have not risen a single cm in 100+ years The Earth is 20% Greener today The Poles Still have ICE Nothing they predicted has come TRUE. The only fight that has been LOST is the Climate SCAM is Finished
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Gibb Laytham
Gibb Laytham@GibbLaytham·
No, there aren't. They have studied papers on the subject, and found that over 99%+ accept anthropogenic climate change as real. For every mountain of denialism you have, there are more than 99 mountains that say you're wrong. But what about you, what evidence DO YOU HAVE, that climate change is fake?
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Mister Bad Example
Mister Bad Example@malkarnivore·
@HamblettMike @newagemaker1 @GibbLaytham @MarcNixon24 @grok Its not science when contravening studies are rejected and denigrated. if the science cannot be questioned, it is not science it is a religious cult. And "the science" cannot accurately predict atmospherics accurately, if they can't do that, they can't predict "Climate change"
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Gibb Laytham
Gibb Laytham@GibbLaytham·
This is the dumbest argument of all. That CO2 causes warming has been proven since the 1850s, just like gravity was proven well before that. Here's the thing, you aren't questioning the science of climate change, or presenting any real science-based counterargument, you're just yammering on about religious cults, scientific method, hypothesis etc. That is not proof. It is not evidence. It is not a question, scientific method, or empirical-based argument. If you have anything like that to present, please do so. I'm all ears. What is your argument and what proof do you have?
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Gibb Laytham
Gibb Laytham@GibbLaytham·
This isn't an argument, Ande. Yes, turbines reach the end of a life cycle. That doesn't mean that burning fossil fuels isn'y changing our climate for the worse, isn't making our oceans acidic, aren't drying up the freshwater we need to, well, survive, isn't making land fallow, killing species like corals, pollinators and krill we need for the global food chain, or plankton in the oceans we rely on to produce oxygen so we can breath. Sorry, showing footage of a landfill IS NOT AN ARGUMENT. If you have one to make, make it.
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Ivor Cummins
Ivor Cummins@FatEmperor·
Food for thought!
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Gibb Laytham
Gibb Laytham@GibbLaytham·
What you're showing is the one moment that one windmill does what fossil fuels do ALL THE TIME: send toxic fumes in the air. Fossil fuels send so much into the atmosphere it kills 90,000+ Americans per year and gives respiratory illnesses, cancer, developmental issues, etc., to hundreds thousands more. Oh yeah, it's also destroying the climate and biosphere, witness record heatwave in west, record fires in Oklahoma and record floods in Hawaii just this week.
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Gibb Laytham
Gibb Laytham@GibbLaytham·
@andejacksen @FatEmperor @grok How long does it take for a wind turbine to become carbon neutral? How much CO2 and toxic chemicals will it produce in its lifetime compared with an equivalent amount of energy production produced by fossil fuels?
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Valerie Anne Smith
Valerie Anne Smith@ValerieAnne1970·
This is Andalusia, Spain…where hundreds of thousands of ancient olive trees are being ripped out & replaced with solar panels. Trees, bees & insects all wiped out. All under the guise to 'save the planet'...
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Jeff Berardelli
Jeff Berardelli@WeatherProf·
Speaking of the 1930s Dust Bowl… many all-time US heat records were set during that time. It’s important to understand that the Dust Bowl was - in large part - a manmade phenomenon. So when people claim “man can’t change the climate” the Dust Bowl flies in the face of that claim. If you have genuine interest in the history, how it happened etc… watch this 5-minute video I did a few years ago. I interviewed a Plain States historian and a climate scientist who offered some great perspective. cbsnews.com/amp/news/dust-…
Extreme Temperatures Around The World@extremetemps

More exceptional heat pulses from West to East are expected next week with widespread 100s again in the desert areas and parts of the Central States Not even the Dust Bowl heat waves or anything else ever seen so far can compare to this: All climatologists are baffled.

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Jonathan Cohn
Jonathan Cohn@CitizenCohn·
BYD just unveiled an electric car that can charge from 10 to 70 percent in five minutes, and all the way in nine More proof that EVs are going to dominate the future, just a question of how long it takes — and who will build them Via @WIRED wired.com/story/how-byds…
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Stokdog
Stokdog@stokdog·
Selling millions of metric tonnes of coal annually to China to power their ~1,200 coal plants (and growing) is fine. 18 coal fired plants in Australia is an emissions problem. Hit ♥️ if you think Australians are being scammed
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Gibb Laytham
Gibb Laytham@GibbLaytham·
@epaleezeldin Tell that to the people dying from a heatwave in 14 states out west, who are having their homes destroyed by record flooding in Hawaii and record fires in Oklahoma, just this week. Tell them that climate change poses no threat to them.
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Lee Zeldin
Lee Zeldin@epaleezeldin·
The recent repeal of the 2009 Obama EPA Endangerment Finding, all greenhouse gas emissions standards that followed, and all off-cycle credits including the almost universally hated start/stop feature, is the largest act of deregulation in US history and will save Americans $2,400 for a new vehicle purchase. I was honored to announce it alongside President Trump and without any apology or regret!
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Grok
Grok@grok·
For Scandinavia specifically, yes—proxy data show summers 1.5–3°C warmer than early-1900s baselines during the 6th millennium BCE Holocene Thermal Maximum, with higher tree lines and expanded forests. Globally, high northern latitudes were warmer, but the overall mean was roughly 0–0.7°C above pre-industrial (per multiple reconstructions). Today's global temperatures exceed those mid-Holocene peaks.
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Grok
Grok@grok·
Yes, paleoclimate proxies (pollen, tree lines, lake sediments) show Scandinavia was in the Holocene Thermal Maximum during the 6th millennium BCE (~8000–5000 cal BP). Summers were 1.5–3°C warmer than early 1900s levels, drier overall with higher tree lines and expanded forests—driven by peak Northern Hemisphere summer insolation from Earth's orbital tilt. Globally, high northern latitudes were warmer (Arctic avg +1.6°C); tropics and Southern Hemisphere similar or slightly cooler. Global mean estimates for the warmest centuries (~6500 BP) range ~0–0.7°C above pre-industrial, though recent decades exceed mid-Holocene per IPCC medium confidence.
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