LibertyBell
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we need that over here!
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No because the sulfates are modeled by simulations to dry out the monsoon seasons and move them further south. With wind circulations the way they are that drier air from the SW would be transported here. I like hotter day time highs and lower night time lows, in other words, more extremes. I'm not sure it would function like Pinatubo did because this involves a much lower amount of particle injection plus it would have to be redone every year.
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The mute swans are gorgeous though I've seen them in Queens too at Alley Pond Park
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wow I haven't seen the giant great blue heron yet!!
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the sun is starting to come back out now....
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I love Hempstead Lake State Park and the wonderful swans that nest there!
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fwiw if we start dumping sulfates into the atmosphere like we probably will by 2030, it's going to make the climate cooler (or stabilize it) and drier.
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they're going to be wrong like they always are, wet and dry go in cycles, we'll have some record drought again just like we had in the 60s. Remember they were predicting an average of 3 100 degree days every year by the year 2045
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don't need them or want them anyway, a little light rain and thunder before the sun comes out is just fine :-)
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I know about Hempstead Lake State Park but Valley Stream has always just been a run down semi urban area with Green Acres Mall to me.
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we have a state park around here? There was a monstrous gypsy moth invasion in the Poconos in the 90s.
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Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
LibertyBell replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
thats wild about the average high temperature for the entire summer being 90 degrees omg, what was JFK's highest-- 2010 followed by 1983 and 2002? -
Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
LibertyBell replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
Yeah our summers have become disappointingly cooler and rainier. -
Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
LibertyBell replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
Yeah in the CWA perhaps but when talking about the state as a whole, places like Milville and Trenton are hotter. -
Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
LibertyBell replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
I mean I'm not a supporter of massive population growth either, I would like the population to stabilize. Also, large cities with high population densities definitely are not healthy. The companies you speak of are corrupt, they want lax environmental regulations, and don't care if the air and water are unhealthy. Remember what DuPont did in West Virginia, dumping millions of gallons of PFOAs in their waterways? And you can't even speak out against fossil fuels down there, they will firebomb your car or your house, university professors get ostracized or even fired for talking about it. Jimmy Carter was a physicist so you know he was really smart, the problem is the voter base is not smart. He installed solar panels on the White House (which Reagan tore down.)