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So basically every country on earth has recorded the hottest temps and highest average temps ever recorded on the last few years, often breaking the record from

by grecy 2y ago

So basically every country on earth has recorded the hottest temps and highest average temps ever recorded on the last few years, often breaking the record from the year before. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_weather_records#/media/File%3A1951-_Percent_of_record_temperatures_that_are_cold_or_warm_records.svg https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_weather_records#/med... If you don’t accept that as evidence, you will never accept anything.

fooker 2y ago
An evidence for what? Climate change is real and we need to move away from destroying the environment. Maybe even resort to artificial mitigations at some point. There's not much evidence on either direction about how irreversible it is or how doomed we are. And claiming there is is dishonest, and hurts the efforts to make real changes for the sake of scoring ideological points.
- wkat4242 2y ago
  There's definite evidence about the irreversibility like the release of trapped CO2 in ice that accumulated over tens of thousands of years. Riding of sea levels will also take much more time to reverse than it took to happen. Technically it's all reversible as the world will see another ice age at some point but on a human scale it's not going to be.