CunningCanuk
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If you’re a trumptard, you’re not a conservative.
Climate in the 21st Century
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UncleBuck
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you think theyre gonna kick joe biden out and reinstate trump
UncleBuck
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Take a picture of literally anything in IllinoisI see Illinois has decided they need nuclear reactors after all. They put off closing one of the most efficient coal plants for another 25 years. Probably so they could pay the government loans off.
Illinois' new green energy law will increase your utility bill, but how much and why?
Illinois lawmakers passed a green energy bill in September that will force fossil fuel plants to close by 2045 and put billions toward renewable energy and nuclear plants.www.voiceofalexandria.com
Two nuclear power plants in northern Illinois reversed plans to retire early
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Three Berries
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UncleBuck
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Failure.This is on the stump outside in my front yard.
Three Berries
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CatHedral
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A conservative also would vigorously reject current Republican tax policies as unjust and unsustainable.
A true conservative would also be aggressive about things like climate change. The big thing for conservatives is a stable and prosperous economy. This is at stark variance with the GOP since the Gipper.
CatHedral
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Which ironically suggests that actual conservatives are now “moderate Democrats”.
printer
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As I said, your views are very transparent from your posts. I only use the term 'conservative' as it is being used now days. It is a far cry from being conservative in the true sense. Basically you are a troll.
Explain your body position in this photo.I can do this all day.
UncleBuck
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And why are there still green leaves on the trees
printer
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Drought and Climate Change
Climate change increases the odds of worsening drought in many parts of the United States and the world. Regions such as the U.S. Southwest, where droughts are expected to get more frequent, intense, and longer lasting, are at particular risk.
How climate change contributes to drought:
www.c2es.org
Climate change increases the odds of worsening drought in many parts of the United States and the world. Regions such as the U.S. Southwest, where droughts are expected to get more frequent, intense, and longer lasting, are at particular risk.
How climate change contributes to drought:
- Warmer temperatures enhance evaporation, which reduces surface water and dries out soils and vegetation. This makes periods with low precipitation drier than they would be in cooler conditions.
- Warmer winter temperatures are causing less precipitation to fall as snow in the Northern Hemisphere, including in key regions like the Sierra Nevada of California.
- Decreased snowpack can be a problem, even if the total annual precipitation remains the same. This is because many water management systems rely on spring snowpack melt . Likewise, certain ecosystems also depend on snowmelt, which supplies cold water for species like salmon. Because snow acts as a reflective surface, decreasing snow area also increases surface temperatures, further exacerbating drought.
Drought and Climate Change
www.c2es.org
CunningCanuk
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There are still green leaves on trees here in southern Ontario. Same climate.
He’s a true blue, homegrown, red blooded American ignoramus. Sorry about your luck.
captainmorgan
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DIY-HP-LED
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12-11-2021 Mayfield, Ky Catastrophic Tornado damage- First light drone
Downtown Mayfield completely destroyed from drone after historic tornado goes through town.
Downtown Mayfield completely destroyed from drone after historic tornado goes through town.