palerider
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No, it is not "hard evidence" you prefer. I it simply "evidence" that supports your outdated, and often erroneous, ideology.
Typical....actually, it is hard evidence....often from the very "scientific" source involved in the scam from a time before the grant money really started flowing making the stakes so high....and the only ideology here, is yours. I have no ideology...I am an evidence based sort who will gladly switch sides if the evidence supports the switch.
Actually, I did look it up which is why I posted what I did. From what you have said, and that is all there is to go on, the native trees should not be dying unless there is a drought. Now, I understand you ave a very limited view on what constitutes a drought, however, in many areas the trees are dying.
Actually, I am working from the actual definition of drought...and you are working from your ideology and some pretty egregious redefining of the term...science dictionaries define drought as:
a prolonged period of less-than-normal precipitation such that the lack of water causes a serious hydrologic imbalance.
Well right off the bat, it is clear that drought isn't what we are talking about....the root of the problem is the reduction in the aquifer which isn't caused by a few years of short rainfall...the root of the problem is over use. Climate science has a habit of redefining words to suit their needs, and my bet is that you simply accept their redefinition of the word and never took the time to see what actually constitutes drought. So no, trapper...it is you who has a flawed view of what actually constitutes drought...once more, you are expressing the terms of your religion...not actual scientific knowledge.
In your limited world view, or self centered view, the idea that the water tables which have taken thousands of years, and even millions of years, to create, are dropping at the rate of a foot a year means nothing to you. And the idea that it will take thousands of years, or even millions, to refill them is just "hype". And the knowledge that this drop in the levels did not occur until the rising of the temperatures, the lack of rainfall, and mans overuse, is of no concern. As long as you can believe it is not a "drought".
Of course it means something to me...because I have actually considered the issue rather than simply succumb to a quasi religious knee jerk reaction as you have clearly done...of course I am concerned that the water tables are dropping at such a rate...but simply being concerned without taking time to honestly assess what is causing the problem is the purview of people like you...not me... The water tables are dropping at an alarming rate, but not because of drought...but because of overuse. There is a reason that the water tables in that area took thousands and millions of years to form...can you guess why that is?....LACK OF WATER AND LONG PERIODS WITH LITTLE IF ANY RAINFALL ARE THE NORM THERE....some years back, here in my area our water tables started dropping and true to form, the wackos started screaming drought and promising doom...but a year or two of normal rainfall and a single year of slightly above rainfall and our water tables are back to normal...rain is rarely in short supply in this region....which is why we have species such as white pine here and they were thriving even when the supposed drought was in full force.
And even if the over use stops today, it is going to take generations for the aquifers to refill...and why?...LACK OF WATER AND LONG PERIODS WITH LITTLE IF ANY RAINFALL ARE THE NORM THERE. But the problem isn't going to be really addressed till it is to late and why is that?...because climate change has managed to co opt everything...anything that happens in the climate is the fault of man made climate change...even when history tells us that what is happening is perfectly normal....climate science says that it is due to man made climate change and people like you believe and the money that could go towards actually addressing the problem and perhaps making some gains towards solving it goes, instead, to climate science...and do you think climate science is going to address the problem of the dropping water table and actually admit that it is dropping because of over use? Wake up guy...you, and people like you who have bought into the scam are nothing more than useful idiots...
Yes we know. Until all life dies off there is no drought. Got it. BTW, planting only the native plants will not produce enough food to feed America.
Well no, you don't know...if you did, then you wouldn't be caught up in the belief that it is drought that is causing the problem there...you would realize that it is overuse and demand that the money being uselessly flushed into climate science be actually directed at addressing the problem of overuse and maybe making some actual headway towards resolving the problem.
You want to use an isolated area to demonstrate what is happening globally. Here in Central Oregon we have already broken the heat record twice, and am looking to a third time tomorrow. Las Vegas? Phoenix? How about Southern California? Just not globally:
Of course not...I thought (though I don't, for the life of me know why) that perhaps the graph of over 100 degree days there might prompt you to look at the actual climate history of the region...clearly, you didn't. Instead, you again asked NOAA and NASA if their data was reliable...you dupe... Here, lets take a look at the actual history of the entire region.
Fairfield Idaho
Seymour Indiana
In 1936 Ada, Minnesota recorded 12 days straight or above 100 degrees...they haven't had a day over 100 in the past 2 years.
Any Illinois station
Hancock Wisconsin
Hillsboro, Ohio
For the nation as a whole
And I could go on and on and on with examples of the fraud that you have swallowed hook line and sinker and are to ideologically motivated to admit....so you just cling to your lies as if your life depended on it....and perhaps in your delusion, you, sadly, believe it does.
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