Pfft. They said 2019 was the hottest year on record. Scientist are so dumb.
this post was submitted on 06 Dec 2023
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Hottest year so far.
It's neat how both of those will be accurate statements every year for as long as we live.
Take a video of yourself enjoying the outdoors or going to a restaurant or cafe .... your descendants will wonder how rich, wealthy and privileged you were to be able to do such things.
Until 2024 of course....
It's extremely frustrating how this just keeps happening. And people and leaders are still like "nyeeh, don't wanna fix it".
The records won't stop coming. How many more times do we have to break the same goddamn record of hottest year in history before the world gets it?
I mean, the scientists already pretty much threw up their hands and admitted, “I mean, fuck it, it’s probably already too late.”
Man if only I recycled more
Yay, i love living in a hot miserable part of Australia and constantly getting hotter
And unfortunately, the nut jobs are somehow getting louder and louder here too. That's the worst part.
The people whining about the cost of electricity, about the damage caused by bushfires and such are also the ones who are removing trees from their back yard, and whining about electric cars as they drive their dodge ram 1500
For now, I don't get it this will only get worse before it gets better why even keep track?