Life came to the arctic tundra, isn't this horrible and concerning?

[strateguy632]

1, We know a band of trees grows across the north hemisphere in forests of trees with leaves

North of that is colder so has a band of trees with needles around the world.

North of that is the tundra that is treeless.

2, In 2011 a study found climate change did something very "concerning."

It found a "general trend of increased vegetation" shrank tundra to around 10% of land surface area that is concerning... those plants might eat the co2!

Life came to the arctic! isn't that dreadful? Concerning?

3, If those ADDED plants eat co2 we won't be able to whine about global warming?

4, You ask a chatbot if it changed since 2011.

I would predict we know tundra shrunk. since 2011 more tundra shrunk... estimate same rate but...

but the odd thing this bot is programmed to to make everybody happy.

It tells skeptics like me "ten years later the same amount remained" since 2011, not logical but change takes a long time. So i feel good. Same 10%. I SUSPECTED same.

It adds "some studies may show" changes! That is for the church of global warming can say our faith is true... but won't both sides see the other half?

5, and "they don't show!" Change. The bot said they "may show" change, that i understand...

it depends how twisted the researchers are for their religious fanaticism of the church of global warming. All this is just horrid, isn't it?

[NaultD]

https://www.youtube.com/embed/b6Tk7N1qH6M

So the big thing is permanent frozen ground is holding tones of co2 for every inch of ground accros the tundra and subtundra. So as the world gets warmer the ground gets unfrozen by another inch creating a runaway effect.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/YegdEOSQotE

When it starts running away from you we start getting more and more immigrants and refugees into the billions. That dosen't sound fun for anyone does it?

[strateguy632]

Learn how to read i wrote:
NEW PLANTS eat co2.
Jeez. That church of global warming must really scare its followers.

[strateguy632]

Too terrified to be rational.

[NaultD]

Not as much as being released from the ground. They're needle trees, not palm trees. Notice the difference in surface area.

Also, on a side note, historically there have been mass deaths from the Black Plague due to people being frozen underground. Now, if those bodies melt, we could get back the 1912 Spanish flu, the Black Death, ancient smallpox, and all kinds of crazy stuff just waiting to thaw and become epidemics again.

[strateguy632]

About needles, still the time factor whatever is in ground is not produced but trees eat co2 more time more.
Wait! Just kuz a tree has thin needles it still EATS SAME TOTAL as leaf for growing! You tricked me! Or someone tricked you!

[AviatorTom]

Why should we be concerned when nature does what nature does? Change in the Earth's climate and landscape has been going on for millennia.

[Billlewis]

Aviator Tom, you're flying high today, Sir!

[strateguy632]

Why kuz the "concerned scientists" said their opinion.
Unless we see the "warm sea" is not melting the ice. See my ice mytakes.

[AviatorTom]

@strateguy632 Ice has melted before. Eons ago there was no ice, then there were several ice ages, followed by warm periods. Geologically speaking, the Earth has been in a cold period for several thousand years; it's time to warm up again. The Earth will survive, and the creatures who live on it (that includes us humans) will have to learn with the changes.