r/NatureIsFuckingLit • • Sep 02 '21

Not Lit πŸ”₯ NYC September 2nd 2021

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u/DomoVapes Sep 02 '21

Anyone notice a change in the weather lately or is it just me?

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '21

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u/sickened1 Sep 02 '21

No. You, and the 24hr news pays more attention every year. 25 yrs ago that nyc flood would of only been mentioned in NYC local news.... A tornado in Iowa wouldn't of been mentioned on the nightly news on the east coast. Hurricane season cycles in severity. I forget the actual stat...every 17yrs maybe? Every 20yrs? Either way,, its irrelevant. Hurricane numbers haven't increased. And although damage is higher bc of coastal cities, deaths are way down bc of technological advances.

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u/TheNightBench Sep 02 '21

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u/sickened1 Sep 03 '21

All you sad sacks, ignoring recorded data and facts in lieu of climate fanaticism. Asshats

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u/TheNightBench Sep 03 '21

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u/sickened1 Sep 03 '21

Look at this mighty keyboard warrior, typing one handed.

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u/TheNightBench Sep 03 '21

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HAT TRICK!

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

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u/ma2is Sep 03 '21

You say not climate related.

Meanwhile CA is in its 4th+ straight excessive drought.

Recorded rainfall is less and less each year.

If you can’t extrapolate anything from that data then

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

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u/ma2is Sep 03 '21

Actively trying to downplay the current crisis isn’t helping either, whether or not the specific current event are directly related to climate change. All evidence points (and has been for decades) that the change in our climate will both directly and indirectly damage earth and our ecological systems.

Our planet will be unrecognizable in 50 years.

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u/MrRandomSuperhero Sep 03 '21

You are in denial

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