UN reports 2023 set to be hottest year on record

[saucyadele]

We know this in Los Angeles every Summer it gets hotter.

[shoopa]

It’s always hit in LA so a little hotter will not be noticeable

[tacnet]

This graph shows the top 30 warmest summers going back to 1987

Notice that the top 9 hottest summers are all within the last 10 years with 2023 way out infront

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[BrentG]

This graph shows the top 30 warmest summers going back to 1987

Notice that the top 9 hottest summers are all within the last 10 years with 2023 way out infront

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No way any climate science denier can argue against that graphical data.

Thread closed.

[killah]

This graph shows the top 30 warmest summers going back to 1987

Notice that the top 9 hottest summers are all within the last 10 years with 2023 way out infront

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Why the big jump this year, the increase every year was there but not so dramatic, what happened.

[tacnet]

This graph shows what happened this year better.

Every month since June this year has been the hottest on record, going back to the 1940's



There is no question that this is down to man made climate change !

[BrasSmonkey]

This graph shows what happened this year better.

Every month since June this year has been the hottest on record, going back to the 1940's



There is no question that this is down to man made climate change !

you keep blowing smoke up peoples asses.... inhale some air in between

[24alex]

This graph shows what happened this year better.

Every month since June this year has been the hottest on record, going back to the 1940's



There is no question that this is down to man made climate change !

not disagreeing with the date but what happened this June all of a sudden to raise temperatures so fast.

[tacnet]

not disagreeing with the date but what happened this June all of a sudden to raise temperatures so fast.

There were massive heat waves in Europe, USA and Japan. Sea surface temperatures have also shot up



Prior to this year, 2016 was regarded as the hottest year ever in terms of sea temperature but as you can see, 2023 has far and away surpassed that. A warmer sea drives more extreme weather events across the globe

It explains it all here https://climate.copernicus.eu/2023-trac ... rd-october

and this is about what happened during the summer https://climate.copernicus.eu/summer-20 ... est-record

[jag]

In 100 years time people will regret our way of life and how it impacted the global temperature.

[tacnet]

In 100 years time people will regret our way of life and how it impacted the global temperature.

I think it will be a lot sooner than that. The younger generation is already far more aware of (and active in the fight against) global warming than their parents were. There's not many climate change deniers under 30 these days

By the time our kids are in power, I think they will look back at our generation (mid 50s for me) and ask why we didn't act

[jlinkz]

In 100 years time people will regret our way of life and how it impacted the global temperature.

I think it will be a lot sooner than that. The younger generation is already far more aware of (and active in the fight against) global warming than their parents were. There's not many climate change deniers under 30 these days

By the time our kids are in power, I think they will look back at our generation (mid 50s for me) and ask why we didn't act

Yes to what you posted tac

[chilli.domains]

In another 50 years or so clean drinking water is going to be bigger than oil is today

[tacnet]

Its going to be a LOT worse if Trump gets elected. He's already stated (and I quote) "America is going to go back to burning nice clean coal" !!!!

If the world's biggest economy goes back to burning fossil fuels then its going to make the whole climate change issue 10 times worse than it already is

[blingman]

Its going to be a LOT worse if Trump gets elected. He's already stated (and I quote) "America is going to go back to burning nice clean coal" !!!!

If the world's biggest economy goes back to burning fossil fuels then its going to make the whole climate change issue 10 times worse than it already is

What would be so bad being able to compete with India, China and all the other countries who use coal,what would you rather have jobs for people or unemployed broke people.