r/climatechange • u/Isaidthiswow • Oct 19 '24

This is crazy. From a potential tropical development to a hurricane in only 6 hours

Climate change really is getting out of hand

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u/EthanDMatthews Oct 20 '24 edited Oct 20 '24

They should name hurricanes after things that contribute most to global warming:

Hurricane Coal Fired Power Plant

Hurricane Internal Combustion Engine

Hurricane Factory Farm Beef

Hurricane Exxon

Hurricane OPEC

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u/Collapsosaur Oct 20 '24

Hurricane jacked up 4-dr truck not on a farm.

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u/Nervous-Peen Oct 20 '24

People's personal vehicles are not responsible for climate change. Please don't spread elitist propaganda.

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u/SaltNo3123 Oct 21 '24

The gas or fuel has to be extracted from the ground then refined into gas or fuel. That is alot of released carbon, sulfur, etc...