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- dewey02Explorer II
Fizz wrote:
There is a standing joke in the research community.
If you're submitting for a grant on anything make sure you insert something about it's effect on global climate, related or not.
That isn't a joke.
If you want to get the grant, that is a practically a requirement.
Since many of these grants are federal, it will be interesting to see if it now (since January 20) changes around to NOT inserting something on climate change. - FizzExplorerThere is a standing joke in the research community.
If you're submitting for a grant on anything make sure you insert something about it's effect on global climate, related or not. - NYCgrrlExplorer
westend wrote:
Fizz wrote:
One more before I call it quits.
You may wonder why some people are skeptics about global warming.
Read what this idiot has to contribute.
Lilly ponds help create global warming
Idiot = Dr. Yvonne-Durocher, Professor of Ecology and Environmental Sciences, member of the Biosciences Dept, University of Exeter. At least this "idiot" can apply science to small aquatic systems and probably knows how to spell "lily" (not that the lily has anything to do with his experiments).
...perhaps the article's author had too much lillet that day... - dodge_guyExplorer IIWhat does 10 TRILLION gallons of water even equate to?
10 wasted pages and lost bandwidth on a subject no one agrees on!
Now where did I put my stick and who has the dead horse?
Yes I took part of a tree for the stick to aid in global warming, the horse was a casualty of that. - westendExplorer
Fizz wrote:
One more before I call it quits.
You may wonder why some people are skeptics about global warming.
Read what this idiot has to contribute.
Lilly ponds help create global warming
Idiot = Dr. Yvonne-Durocher, Professor of Ecology and Environmental Sciences, member of the Biosciences Dept, University of Exeter. At least this "idiot" can apply science to small aquatic systems and probably knows how to spell "lily" (not that the lily has anything to do with his experiments). - FizzExplorerOne more before I call it quits.
You may wonder why some people are skeptics about global warming.
Read what this idiot has to contribute.
Lilly ponds help create global warming - okhmbldrExplorer
spoon059 wrote:
okhmbldr wrote:
"What does 10 TRILLION gallons of water even equate to?"
How about 87,500,000 semi trucks loaded at 80,000 lbs. each.
If the cabs and trailers where parked end to end they would stretch for 1,325,757 miles, or,
53.3 times around the earth at the equator.
That's a lot of water!
Feel free to check my math. In my haste to get the real answer I may have made a mistake. But, I encourage you to find other things that equate to 10 Trillion Gallons of Water.
Hmmmm..... How many 8 oz. glasses would I need to drink to finish off 10 Trillion gallons? I could be a while on this project!
I gotta go pee just thinking about it!!!
Now that's funny!!!!! - Boon_DockerExplorer III
okhmbldr wrote:
"What does 10 TRILLION gallons of water even equate to?"
How about 87,500,000 semi trucks loaded at 80,000 lbs. each.
If the cabs and trailers where parked end to end they would stretch for 1,325,757 miles, or,
53.3 times around the earth at the equator.
That's a lot of water!
Feel free to check my math. In my haste to get the real answer I may have made a mistake. But, I encourage you to find other things that equate to 10 Trillion Gallons of Water.
Hmmmm..... How many 8 oz. glasses would I need to drink to finish off 10 Trillion gallons? I could be a while on this project!
If you drank 8 (8oz) glass of water a day as recommended by many it would take you 68,493,150 years to finish. :B - spoon059Explorer II
okhmbldr wrote:
"What does 10 TRILLION gallons of water even equate to?"
How about 87,500,000 semi trucks loaded at 80,000 lbs. each.
If the cabs and trailers where parked end to end they would stretch for 1,325,757 miles, or,
53.3 times around the earth at the equator.
That's a lot of water!
Feel free to check my math. In my haste to get the real answer I may have made a mistake. But, I encourage you to find other things that equate to 10 Trillion Gallons of Water.
Hmmmm..... How many 8 oz. glasses would I need to drink to finish off 10 Trillion gallons? I could be a while on this project!
I gotta go pee just thinking about it!!! - notevenExplorer IIIAny proof CO2 increase isn't a by product of a natural climate cycle?
Why did they bury the report that it gets washed out of the atmosphere when 10 trillion gallons of rain falls? Rain absorbs CO2 as it falls from high in the hot greenhouse part of the atmosphere to the lower level of the greenhouse where it is cooler, near the ground. Those outside temps they show in airliners are alternate facts. We are in a greenhouse therefore it is warmer as altitude increases. Like a greenhouse.
Anyone who says it is not warmer higher up in the atmosphere, like a greenhouse, is a greenhouse denier.
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