That’s not how it works. All current natural drivers- Milankovitch cycles, vulcanism, ENSO - are for cooling.
Replying to @Nuke_Laloosh37 @ChrisMartzWX
Ah yes, a grand conspiracy involving thousands of scientists and institutions across various continents for which you have absolutely no evidence 😐
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Replying to @Nuke_Laloosh37 @ChrisMartzWX
No silly. The acceleration is a matter of observational record.
However, now that you mention models:
This excellent article is from 2023, but the collision course between bats and government propelled over development hasn’t changed
Famed bat researcher Rodrigo Medellín Legorreta is pushing back against a government that views wildlife as a “nuisance.”
Learn more: scim.ag/4zf5pHp #ScienceMagArchives

ALT Bats are the focus of Rodrigo Medellín Legorreta’s research and conservation efforts. He helped bring the lesser long-nosed bat, or tequila bat, back from the brink of extinction. Now, the conservation biologist is puzzling out how North America’s two biggest bats—the woolly false vampire bat and the spectral bat—manage to coexist on the Yucatán Peninsula and how they will cope with climate change and forest fragmentation due to the Maya Train.
Replying to @stargrazzer @anika_climate
Good lord. A handy compilation of cranks and kooks 🙏





















