You might want to build an ark, there’s a book around here somewhere with dimensions…

OK, do you have a few trillion dollars to make continent spanning canals that can withstand extreme flows at semi unpredictable intervals?

almost as if the world is a complex system and we are slowly raising the thermostat.

Do they seriously expect everything to stay exactly the same but just an unnoticeable 1C difference?

Hey just wanna say thank you for being the type of guy that not only understands this but can openly discuss it. Thank you very much for being you.

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>No. Studies show that badly processed foods are bad.

There are multiple studies

>People eating ultra-processed foods ate more calories and gained more weight than when they ate a minimally processed diet, according to results from a National Institutes of Health study. The difference occurred even though meals provided to the volunteers in both the ultra-processed and minimally processed diets had the same number of calories and macronutrients.
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>https://www.nih.gov/news-events/news-releases/nih-study-finds-heavily-processed-foods-cause-overeating-weight-gain

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Also the flu vaccine.

Where are you getting your produce?? I can no longer afford the Whole Foods i used to buy, being that most have dam near doubled in price (and some almost tripled) heavily processed trash consumables are wayyyy cheaper.

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So climate change deniers would and sometimes still do refute climate change because it would cost too much money to make the acknowledgment and thus change to green technology. So what is keeping them from acknowledging irrefutable data and evidence that climate change is happening?

whole foods (not the brand) are availble to most working class families. they just dont choose them because, to no surprise, they dont taste good.

Processed foods are not bad. The issue is that many "fast" food is badly processed.

Have you ever boiled rice? Thats processing food.

Let’s just divert the floods to the droughts duuhhh.

No. Studies show that badly processed foods are bad. Merely processing it does not impact its effect on health. Do note that most thermal processing creates carcinogens, which is another can of worms people should stop fearmongering over.

Conifers also are much more useptable to pollution which is why they are rarely planted in urban enviroments to begin with. They capture the particle pollution, and then die from it.

if the oceans are warmer they evaporate more water which then results in a rain. So more rain is global warming. More rain in itself however is not an issue. Flash rains are the issue. quick and heavy rains that erode the top soil damaging the landmass everywhere.

Not everywhere. I too am in "the west" and my purchasing power increased significantly in the last 10 years.

this also leads to emotional burnout in people. No wonder the Z generation is so nihilistic, they are growing up in a world of constant negative information. They stopped caring.

My city will become a port when glaciers melt.

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Cold Virus is a Virus, this is from Bacteria

 

(Also, IIRC the Cold Virus one was only related to Skin Cancer, so very specific)

 

According to this study, they basically changed the behaviour of Neutrophils (a type of white blood cell that helps against infection) - while they usually and unfortunately promote cancer growth, in this case, they managed to change the behaviour to perform the opposite!

Bacteria are bigger.

> Maybe a bot? Who knows!

You almost solved it yourself - OP is clearly not a bot... Who eats plants? Not bots - Giraffes! OP is probably a Giraffe trying to spread the Great Gospel of Greenery Growth and Greens