I wonder if this snow will melt before next winter?
California storm could bring 12 feet of snow to Sierra Nevada mountains
A blizzard warning is in effect in California's Sierra Nevada mountains as a dangerous storm slams the region.abcnews.go.com
California's snow-stranded residents need food, plows, help
Many have been trapped in their homes for a weekspectrumnews1.com
Reflected sunlight and the latent heat of ice will reduce the temperature of the environment in the mountains meaning it will take longer for the snow to melt.
Don't send anyone named Donner there....All part of the climate change crisis!
That's helpful if it has the effect of allocating the accumulated water supply more consistently.Reflected sunlight and the latent heat of ice will reduce the temperature of the environment in the mountains meaning it will take longer for the snow to melt.
That's helpful if it has the effect of allocating the accumulated water supply more consistently.
One of the interesting points of investigation is what it actually took to create the great ice-sheets. It is known that there is a time when they were. There was also a time when they weren't. That means that they disappeared. It also means that there were times when they appeared. What gives birth to an ice age?
I don't think the IPCC has fully wrapped their heads around that yet.
PS - if I understand the cyclical theory of changes then I think we are past due for a reglaciation.
I’ll take the 994 over an EV, thanks!
We’re not the only country to have carbon tax, offsets, or pricing.The actions of 42million people will not offset, in anyway, what the other 8 BILLION do.
If all the other kids jumped off a cliff, would you?We’re not the only country to have carbon tax, offsets, or pricing.
Which countries have put a price on carbon?
Putting a price on carbon helps us account for the real costs of fossil fuels in the market. Which countries have a carbon tax or trading system?ourworldindata.org
If we were the only country doing it, maybe that would give pause. But I guess those countries are also all wrong.If all the other kids jumped off a cliff, would you?
We’re not the only country to have carbon tax, offsets, or pricing.
Which countries have put a price on carbon?
Putting a price on carbon helps us account for the real costs of fossil fuels in the market. Which countries have a carbon tax or trading system?ourworldindata.org
If we were the only country doing it, maybe that would give pause. But I guess those countries are also all wrong.
In your situation, if all countries did it then at least some of them weren’t just following the leader. We can barely get everyone to agree on anything - if they did, it would be a goddamn miracle.
So, if something is “too hard” because not enough people are doing it, does it mean we shouldn’t do it either?
To use another analogy, should we not bother with trying to stop crimes because there will always be crime anyway?
“The carbon tax on fuel aims to restructure economies by raising the cost of a critical resource- the juice that makes them run. But restructuring takes time as people, capital and other resources do not flow seamlessly into new sectors.”
I am currently in Spain and some of the rules here make the Canadian ones look like child’s play lol.If we were the only country doing it, maybe that would give pause. But I guess those countries are also all wrong.
In your situation, if all countries did it then at least some of them weren’t just following the leader. We can barely get everyone to agree on anything - if they did, it would be a goddamn miracle.
So, if something is “too hard” because not enough people are doing it, does it mean we shouldn’t do it either?
To use another analogy, should we not bother with trying to stop crimes because there will always be crime anyway?