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The Biggest Disruption in History That No One is Talking About!

 


We have enough nuclear fuel in the US to power the world for 100-150 years.

And using it solves the "dangerous nuclear waste" problem.

And we have had this technology in operation since the 1960s. Japan has been using the technology since then.
 
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This one looks really cool.
 
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This looks really cool.
 
My sister moved her family to Just outside of cape Canaveral, but still on the island! I love her with all my heart, but I have no idea what she is thinking on sooo many levels….the only thing that makes any sense is the financial aspect.
The political landscape, the weather factors, the distance from the rest of her family? i dunno….
 
A west coast hurricane?


My sister is laughing at me right now but its short term. She just moved from cali to Florida and all ive been saying is she will regret it as soon as the first hurricane hits…

Mother nature making me look silly at the moment but i know it will come in time. Father time beats Mother nature every time, damn evil woman beater he is…..
 
BlazerBender said:
A west coast hurricane?


My sister is laughing at me right now but its short term. She just moved from cali to Florida and all ive been saying is she will regret it as soon as the first hurricane hits…

Mother nature making me look silly at the moment but i know it will come in time. Father time beats Mother nature every time, damn evil woman beater he is…..
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Wow, a Californian moving to Florida?...yup, she'll have to learn about dealing with hurricanes and it will likely also be quite a culture shock.

My Mom moved up here with us last October and we built her, her own little "cottage" on our acreage out back...she voted for Trump in 2016 and soon regretted it and also can't stand De Santis...needless to say, she loves it out here in the country...and was actually proud of herself after killing her first "critter" yesterday, a Timberback rattler.
 
The ocean’s fever

The ocean plays an integral role in shaping our climate and weather patterns.

The warmer the ocean temperatures, the more power they give to weather systems — fuelling heavy rainfall and extreme bouts of heat by increasing evaporation and rearranging weather patterns.

CSIRO honorary fellow Dr Wenju Cai, who specialises in global climate variability and change, says it is only a matter of time before humans feel that power.

“I think we are definitely going to see a lot of extremes in the upcoming years simply because the system is more powerful,” he said.

“There is a great deal of energy in that ocean warming, and it could power so much more extreme events.”

Many climate scientists believe it already has.
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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-08-21/ocean-tempertature-records-2023/102701172

Some great graphs in this article. Ocean temperatures at record highs, ice levels at record lows.
 
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Wow, a Californian moving to Florida?...yup, she'll have to learn about dealing with hurricanes and it will likely also be quite a culture shock.

My Mom moved up here with us last October and we built her, her own little "cottage" on our acreage out back...she voted for Trump in 2016 and soon regretted it and also can't stand De Santis...needless to say, she loves it out here in the country...and was actually proud of herself after killing her first "critter" yesterday, a Timberback rattler.
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Why kill a snake that is just trying to live its natural life?
 
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