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"Polyvinyl chloride (alternatively: poly(vinyl chloride), colloquial: polyvinyl, or simply vinyl; abbreviated: PVC) is the world's third-most widely produced synthetic polymer of plastic (after polyethylene and polypropylene). About 40 million tons of PVC are produced each year."Hmmm. Yeah, I'm sure that train was headed to one of the major east coast LP producers, and if we banned LPs the people of East Palestine would have been spared their suffering.It's better to ban LPs than to look into the issues that might have contributed to the disaster. Let me know where we can go to protest the production of vinyl LPs and make sure this never happens again.
I'm not sure if talk about anthropogenic climate change is science or politics, I'll try to stay in the scientific arena. There is absolutely no doubt that climate change is a clear and present danger to life on earth. The latest IPCC report concludes that all previous models underestimated feedback loops and global warming is occuring at a much faster rate than models had predicted. The IPCC reports are compiled by over 160 interdisciplinary scientists from over 140 different countries, precluding any concerns of bias. We've all heard that figure of 97% of scientists confirming all of this as fact, which is incorrect. Now virtually 100% of climatologists publishing in the field agree anthropogenic climate change is real and is an immediate danger to life, there is no longer any doubt on the subject save unqualified people with agendas.
Or other scientists who disagree and are shunned. Follow the grant money. Follow the green money. My opinion.charles
Over 95% of scientists agree..........with whoever is paying their grants.
This argument is patently ridiculous. Certainly the fossil fuel industry has at least as much money to spend as the renewable energy sector, and likely billions more. So if climatologists are all bought off with grant money, just as many or more should be publishing pro fossil fuel industry tropes. But they aren't, and they aren't "bought off"with grant money looking for predetermined results. The false narrative that all the world's scientists are on the take for grant money is magical, childlike thinking, it's conspiracy theory stuff.Here's the proof: https://www.ipcc.ch/ar6-syr/If you disagree please post the studies backing up your claims.I'll note that there is a major political component to all of this that I'm staying entirely away from and I encourage all members to do the same.
Spot on, Letitroll. And to make this point more emphatically, they should post peer reviewed studies. There is no shortage of intentionally misleading information that can be quoted, but nothing that can stand up to peer review.
Follow the money.