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   DrCanuck said, 7 months ago

   Well, whaddaya think, folks? Is this greatest storm of all time enough of a wake-up call for the deniers of climate change to start re-examining the data?
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   SkepticCal said, 7 months ago

   @DrCanuck

   The perfect storm may be inside your navel. Take a look!
   .
   Life goes on despite Chicken Little’s cries that the sky is falling and DrCanuck verification of the evidence in his subcutaneous garage.
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   Sr NONliberal said, 7 months ago

   Lol..so when global warming no longer worked as a slogan, you change it to climate change…well no duh, climate change happens in cycles regardless of human activities. What do you think shaped the earth?
   More importantly, I hope everyone pulls through!
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   omQ R said, 7 months ago

   @DrCanuck

   “Is this greatest storm of all time enough of a wake-up call for the deniers of climate change to start re-examining the data?”
   Just judging from the two responses following your post : no.
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   DrCanuck said, 7 months ago

   @omQ R

   ^ Thick as a brick. Times two.
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   I Play One On TV said, 7 months ago

   Is the climate changing? Most people can see this is the case. Can we prove this is man-made? For most people, the scientific method proves that this is true. For those who don’t believe in science, not so much, even though the change is much more rapid and dramatic than changes in the past.

   Some of us would say that, even if it has no effect on climate change, it wouldn’t hurt us to clean our air and water. At the least, we might have less health and respiratory issues. At the most, we might slow or stop climate change.

   Others say that there is no need to do anything until it will take us much longer and cost much more to do something.

   And gravity, after all, is just a theory.
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   DrCanuck said, 7 months ago

   Well, enjoy it, folks. Next year, it will be worse.
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