Climate change is real, but that is not how it works.
Edit: Yall stupid motherfuckers are the reason they changed the term from global warming to climate change, goddamn.
Since 1970, average temps have risen by 0.03°C per year.
That hot week during the summer has nothing to do with climate change, which is REAL. It's a simple weather pattern. Climate change is a very slow and multi-faceted issue.
The sweat you feel between your rolls on the rare day you stumble into the sun doesn't have a damn thing to do with it.
Yes, but I think the point they were trying to make is that the global average temp trending upward does not mean that each successive year is warmer than the last. For example, in the USA, 2015 was the hottest year on record, which wasn’t surpassed until 2024 last year. Years 2016-2023 were all relatively cooler years than 2015.
It's why they stopped saying global warming, it's not a great description of what's actually going on. It's one of many side-effects.
That hot week during the summer, when everyone starts talking about global warming.. it has very little do with the CO2 induced changes to our climate.
It is partially though. It shows itself differently based on topology and ocean currents and which areas get heated up, but it is pretty consistently getting warmer every year, but by roughly a little under 1°C.
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u/F_da_memeboi May 04 '25
And you still believe global boiling... And you still comply lmao !