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If it’s DeBoer that’s too bad for my huskies but probably good for Tennessee

Sunrise on Mount Saint Helens last weekend

More larch madness. Western larch at Teanaway Ridge, Central Cascades

Biked Cutthroat Pass in the North Cascades last month to see the alpine larches (and only wiped out 2.5 times)

A rub. Just barely get in the way and slow him down. Which is exactly what Castles did

We can measure how much of each gas is in the atmosphere and how much heat each gas is trapping. We can also measure how much of the gases are natural emissions vs. products of combustion. If you think that article is suggesting that the present observed global warming is due entirely to natural...

Again I don’t care what you believe personally. I work in construction too. We’re a geotechnical engineering firm. We have engineers and geologists across the political spectrum. Climate change really hardly comes up; maybe occasionally in passing over Friday beers or when it has relevance to a...

Yeah, well, there are people in this thread still making the argument that the earth is not warming at all so… Ah yes, the Brawndo argument. CO2, it’s what plants crave! I’ve seen this one repeated here several times recently. While there’s a nugget of truth to this, the thought process is...

Again I agree, a measurement of consensus is not for the scientists that are being surveyed. And are you suggesting the IPCC is just a party where there’s a “Is climate change real” yes/no vote? I mean I personally don’t care if y’all individually want to believe in a flat earth. But it becomes...

Consensus is general agreement. Those papers are literature review. You could say their purpose is PR if you want. There's no reason to cite this in Nature but I'm sure it's cited in social sciences studying the climate debate (studying society, not physical science)

Yes! Aka the American Alps. Easily my favorite of Washington’s 3 national parks

That park ranger is a lucky man.

It's not being restated for the scientific community. The flat earthers of climate change are long gone there, but fake debates continue in media and politics.

Spent a night in NCNP to visit the Copper Mountain fire lookout (still in use!) with my buddy Matt.

Lmao, Godwin's Law never fails. If your beer contains 0.4% arsenic that shouldn't be a problem, right? Consensus on consensus: a synthesis of consensus estimates on human-caused global warming Greater than 99% consensus on human caused climate change in the peer-reviewed scientific literature...