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dbackjon wrote:This is the center of the environmentally nasty oil sands region.

Ironic that climate change brought about by fossil fuels is destroying a city built on extraction of them.

ASUG8 wrote:

dbackjon wrote:This is the center of the environmentally nasty oil sands region.

Ironic that climate change brought about by fossil fuels is destroying a city built on extraction of them.

Wow. That's a stretch - those apologetic Canucks must have really pissed off God to get him to rain down the fire and brimstone on them.



Should we condemn the SoCal folks for earthquakes, landslides, and fires fueled by Santa Ana winds? How about we EC(b)ers for hurricanes, or our Midwestern friends for tornadoes?

GannonFan wrote:All weather is a direct cause of climate change. In a few years it will be illegal to suggest otherwise. Ironically pushed by the same people who denounce Trump as a threat to our freedoms.

dbackjon wrote:

GannonFan wrote:All weather is a direct cause of climate change. In a few years it will be illegal to suggest otherwise. Ironically pushed by the same people who denounce Trump as a threat to our freedoms.

I think we need ASUG8's stretch photo here

dbackjon wrote:Ironic that climate change brought about by fossil fuels is destroying a city built on extraction of them.

dbackjon wrote:

GannonFan wrote:All weather is a direct cause of climate change. In a few years it will be illegal to suggest otherwise. Ironically pushed by the same people who denounce Trump as a threat to our freedoms.

I think we need ASUG8's stretch photo here

Attorneys General From California, Connecticut, District Of Columbia, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Virginia, Vermont, Washington State And The US Virgin Islands Agree To Coordinate Efforts

Schneiderman: Climate Change Is The Most Consequential Issue Of Our Time. This Unprecedented State-To-State Coordination Will Use All The Tools At Our Disposal To Fight For Climate Progress

NEW YORK – Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman today joined Attorneys General from across the nation to announce an unprecedented coalition of top law enforcement officials committed to aggressively protecting and building upon the recent progress the United States has made in combatting climate change.

Attorneys General Schneiderman, William Sorrell of Vermont, George Jepsen of Connecticut, Brian E. Frosh of Maryland, Maura Healey of Massachusetts, Mark Herring of Virginia, and Claude Walker of the US Virgin Islands were joined by former Vice President Al Gore for the announcement in New York City. Today’s announcement took place during a one-day Attorneys General climate change conference, co-sponsored by Schneiderman and Sorrell.

The participating states are exploring working together on key climate change-related initiatives, such as ongoing and potential investigations into whether fossil fuel companies misled investors and the public on the impact of climate change on their businesses. In 2015, New York State reached a historic settlement with Peabody Energy – the world’s largest publicly traded coal company – concerning the company’s misleading financial statements and disclosures. New York is also investigating ExxonMobil for similar alleged conduct.

There are close correlations between Earth's climate oscillations and astronomical factors (barycenter changes, solar variation, cosmic ray flux, cloud albedo feedback, Milankovic cycles), and modes of heat distribution between the ocean-atmosphere climate system. In some cases, current, historical and paleoclimatological natural oscillations may be masked by significant volcanic eruptions, impact events, irregularities in climate proxy data, positive feedback processes or anthropogenic emissions of substances such as greenhouse gases.

Baldy wrote:

dbackjon wrote:


I think we need ASUG8's stretch photo here

Yeah

Attorney Generals from across the nation gearing up to prosecute climate change "deniers".



Unprecedented Coalition Vows To Defend Climate Change Progress Made Under President Obama And To Push The Next President For Even More Aggressive Action

Attorneys General From California, Connecticut, District Of Columbia, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Virginia, Vermont, Washington State And The US Virgin Islands Agree To Coordinate Efforts

Schneiderman: Climate Change Is The Most Consequential Issue Of Our Time. This Unprecedented State-To-State Coordination Will Use All The Tools At Our Disposal To Fight For Climate Progress

NEW YORK – Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman today joined Attorneys General from across the nation to announce an unprecedented coalition of top law enforcement officials committed to aggressively protecting and building upon the recent progress the United States has made in combatting climate change.

Attorneys General Schneiderman, William Sorrell of Vermont, George Jepsen of Connecticut, Brian E. Frosh of Maryland, Maura Healey of Massachusetts, Mark Herring of Virginia, and Claude Walker of the US Virgin Islands were joined by former Vice President Al Gore for the announcement in New York City. Today’s announcement took place during a one-day Attorneys General climate change conference, co-sponsored by Schneiderman and Sorrell.

The participating states are exploring working together on key climate change-related initiatives, such as ongoing and potential investigations into whether fossil fuel companies misled investors and the public on the impact of climate change on their businesses. In 2015, New York State reached a historic settlement with Peabody Energy – the world’s largest publicly traded coal company – concerning the company’s misleading financial statements and disclosures. New York is also investigating ExxonMobil for similar alleged conduct.

Arizona is a big ass desert because of "climate change" amirite?

ASUG8 wrote:

dbackjon wrote:This is the center of the environmentally nasty oil sands region.

Ironic that climate change brought about by fossil fuels is destroying a city built on extraction of them.

Wow. That's a stretch - those apologetic Canucks must have really pissed off God to get him to rain down the fire and brimstone on them.



Should we condemn the SoCal folks for earthquakes, landslides, and fires fueled by Santa Ana winds? How about we EC(b)ers for hurricanes, or our Midwestern friends for tornadoes?

Grizalltheway wrote:The smoke better not make its way down here-don't need any more tar in my lungs.

dbackjon wrote: Nothing there about prosecuting climate change deniers, but going after fraud. Which is what AG's do.

Baldy Fail Again.

Maybe you need to pull an Idaho and drop down to lower competition.

Grizalltheway wrote:The smoke better not make its way down here-don't need any more tar in my lungs.

dbackjon wrote:

ASUG8 wrote:
Wow. That's a stretch - those apologetic Canucks must have really pissed off God to get him to rain down the fire and brimstone on them.



Should we condemn the SoCal folks for earthquakes, landslides, and fires fueled by Santa Ana winds? How about we EC(b)ers for hurricanes, or our Midwestern friends for tornadoes?

Not comparable.

There is record heat in far north Canada. Record Drought. Both are enhanced by global warming, which is mainly a product of our usage of fossil fuels.

Oil Sands, in particular, are about as bad for the environment as you can get - look up the process, and educate your self on the damage this does to the world.