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plants dont like the cold. plants dont like low carbon.
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Cold is an order of magnitude more deadly than an equal increase in heat.
but when nature loves the temperature of 22-27
oc saying the 'average temperature of 17
oc is going up by 1-2
oc. doesnt seem to be a 'globe threat' but a human sweat threat
im all for the science of what caused what. but when graphs are shown as only 95% confident. and choosing a base line not based on the temperature that is actually healthiest for plant growth. kinda makes the numbers less meaningful.
take the temperature measures. they actually have graphs where it shows they tweak the numbers to have a consistent 'dry days' chart
they also have charts of 'hottest recorded day'
al of this sways to show hot hot hot data
yet if they just took data as is. and included the coldest days too. they would not be beating the drum of 'global warming' but in actual fact it would be climate change. (because the numbers for the cold has changed just as much as the hot
yep they are saying that the 1950's1980's america is hotter then say the 1850-1920's
yet for instance. the 'dustbowl' of the 1930's (hot)
yet for instance the US coldest day was recorded in alaska in 1971 (80 degree below zero) and previously in montana was 70 degrees below 0 in 1954
yep it was colder in the 1970s than it was in the 1950's than is was compared to pre industrial levels
colds getting colder hots getting hotter. = climate change not global warming
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yes i believe many aspects are man made. such as making all the dams across the US caused water to fill in large lakes which keep the water col to not evaporate as much as it would flowing freely in creeks, streams and farmland. (dustbowl wouldnt have happened as badly in the 30's if dams were not made)
humans shifting the natural river courses for irrigation causes different area's to suddenly dry up
concrete over land(making cities) stops water soaking into land (less ground water) = less water in underground aquifers
which does impact real life stuff
california's 'salton sea' dries up because they dammed the river that used to feed it so that cities in california can tap into it instead
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im all for actual science discovery. but not when they tweak the numbers to exacerbate the situation or make it seem more related to carbon. when the reality is infrastructure like dams, water tables, and land moisture absorption.
my research is more about how the brazilian RAIN forest being chopped down. causes negative MOISTURE impacts(RAIN) its a rainforest, not a carbon forest after all