Wrong post.

That was a completely different miscalculation.

Make Dems Cry Again 2020! (bobrazz) said:

Here's the quote from reuters;

The hottest air temperature recorded anywhere on the planet in at least a century, and possibly ever,

It took me all of 30 seconds to find that the record was not 130 degrees but 134 degrees in 1913.

You're saying we shouldn't expect a good journalist to be able to do the same? "and possibly ever"? come.... on.... man.....

This is the post we are discussing now.

Make Dems Cry Again 2020! (bobrazz) said:

THE SKY IS FALLING! THE SKY IS FALLING! THE SKY IS FALLING!

134 degrees Death Valley famously holds the record for the hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth, which is 134 degrees. This record was set on July 10, 1913.

Tell me, was there more, or much less, co2 in the atmosphere 207 years ago?

Please, find a news source that believes more in journalism than ideology!

This was the other mathematical mistake you admitted to.

You used three posts to support your claim that I implied that 107 years was less than a century.

Of course, that claim is an absolute lie, but, that is your style. All you have to offer this forum in argument are lies, and deflections.

That, having been said, ends it all...................

Very well, Bob.

Explain to me exactly why you took issue with the statement that the recent high temperature recorded in Death Valley was the highest in a century.

Dishonesty dialogue is worthless...................

So you are saying you have evidence that the claim of the highest temperature in a century is false?

Dishonest dialogue is worthless...................

You've certainly latched on to this new catchphrase!

Debate aside - I'd like an engineer's perspective on this article.

www.abc.net.au

'A bad idea whose time has come': The controversial science that could counter climate change

A decade ago, geoengineering was talked about as a "necessary evil" in the fight against climate change. So why hasn't any large-scale testing been attempted?

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