GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:Once again you are confusing atmosphere and stratosphere

Is one no longer a component of the other? ... You navigate in the upper spheres yourself

GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:sulfur which only stays a short time at altitude

A few years all the same, but since 1850, the industrial revolution, emissions have been continuous. They have only recently decreased.

For every 10% of the forest is lost, the temperature increases by 0,7°C within a radius of 100 kilometers, they conclude, thanks to an artificial intelligence algorithm. Deforestation increases warming by a factor of four. https://www.courrierinternational.com/a ... oductivity...

Concerning agriculture Until the 70s, the sulfur requirement of crops was covered by atmospheric emissions from industrial activities and domestic heating. But since the numerous ecological reforms, the supply of sulfur has become obligatory to cover...

It is not false

The bigger the better :roll: Klagemauer TV (or Kla.TV) is a German-speaking Swiss site run by a certain Kaleb Tschabold. It is one of the most prolific sites for anti-Semitic conspiracy content in the German language (“Klagemauer” means “Wailing Wall”)...

Sulfur, for example, falls on our faces into sulfuric acid by oxidation then recombination with H2O (H2SO3 or H2SO4). It is true that there was acid rain which degraded German fir forests. Since the 2000s, efforts have been made to remove it from fuels, the navy, etc.

Fixing Voyager 1 at 24 billion km a surmountable challenge for NASA engineers... Currently about 24 billion kilometers from Earth, Voyager 1 began transmitting unreadable data to ground controllers on November 14. For months, NASA has been confronted...

GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:We don't care, we're nuclear.

and Long live the EPR2

A large pruning shear works with elbow grease without electricity or oil, adapted to global warming