GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:ABC2019 wrote:.... because I don't think the amount of reserves is such that it makes RC dangerous.
He's ALREADY dangerous ...
on what criteria?
GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:ABC2019 wrote:.... because I don't think the amount of reserves is such that it makes RC dangerous.
He's ALREADY dangerous ...
ABC2019 wrote:GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:ABC2019 wrote:.... because I don't think the amount of reserves is such that it makes RC dangerous.
He's ALREADY dangerous ...
on what criteria?
GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:ABC2019 wrote:GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:He's ALREADY dangerous ...
on what criteria?
Seek.
eclectron wrote:And I can predict his response from disinformation and liberal denial.
Droughts in Europe:
It was in 1303 that we experienced the most important drought of the millennium. You could cross the dry Rhine on foot.
the other droughts were in 1540, 1719, 1874, 1906, 1911, 1921, 1945, 1947, 1949, 1953, 1957, 1964, 1976, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992 and 2003. It is from 1922 to 1952 , that France has experienced a very strong warming in summer because of a repetitive southerly flow.
In 1788, France experienced a terribly dry spring and summer, which compromised harvests.
In 1911, it was the only year of the century when we exceeded 35 ° C during the months of July, August and September in Paris (32 days above 30 ° C in Paris and 53 days in Marseille!)
In 1921, only 200 mm of rain was recorded in Nancy and 278 mm in Paris. The drought lasted the whole year. This summer was truly even drier than that of 1976.
In 1949, the summer started earlier. It was already over 30 ° C in April in the northern half, and the drought lasted all summer with extremely high temperatures.
In 1976 the drought was so severe it is remembered by everyone as one of the worst drought years of the late 20th century in Europe (see below).
In 1994, July and August had 56 days of temperatures above 30 ° C in Marseille-Marignane and 60 days of temperatures above 30 ° C in Le Luc, including 31 days in July.
In July 1950, at Luc there were 19 days of temperatures above 35 ° C (a record still not broken).
In July 1983, in Carpentras there were 15 days of temperatures above 35 ° C and 11 days in Marseille.
In 2003 from March to August, a drought more important than that of 1989 settled in Europe (see below).
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ENERC wrote:It smells scorched for the last defenders of all oil / coal / gas :)
ABC2019 wrote:eclectron wrote:And I can predict his response from disinformation and liberal denial.
droughts did not exist before global warming?
And I can predict his response from disinformation and liberal denial.
ABC2019 wrote:ENERC wrote:It smells scorched for the last defenders of all oil / coal / gas :)
If you speak for me, I'm not defending anything at all, I just said that if we can replace them, it will happen naturally.
eclectron wrote:ABC2019 wrote:ENERC wrote:It smells scorched for the last defenders of all oil / coal / gas :)
If you speak for me, I'm not defending anything at all, I just said that if we can replace them, it will happen naturally.
We will never be able to do it as easily as it is today.
each passing day makes the transition more difficult.
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