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stoner22

Hey so you know all these super storms devastating the lives of millions of Americans near monthly now? Yeah THAT’S CLIMATE CHANGE. All the destruction, death, and suffering, that’s the result of fossil fuels.
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Anonymous 17w

The problem is climate change deniers heard the fact that the earth goes through natural cooling and warming cycles and ran with it. This shit is not a normal cycle!! It is not normal to have record breaking storms multiple times every year!

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Anonymous 17w

This has been proven for so long. They genuinely do not care

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Anonymous 17w

i’ve lived in the Great Lakes region my entire 28 years of life and i have NEVER had to be so concerned for severe storms and tornado threats.

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Anonymous 17w

This is why we need nuclear power and clean diesel cars

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Anonymous 17w

lol

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 17w

Tornado valley has moved so far east. It’s insane. Stay safe

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Anonymous replying to -> stoner22 17w

one of the farthest north cities in Michigan got hit last year. Gaylord is not a very big town and there was at least two deaths bc it hit a trailer park. Michigan has almost NO tornado safety structures for those communities.

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 17w

I didn’t realize how far north Gaylord was tbh, I went snowmobiling there a long time ago. Very cool little town with how they have infrastructure built specifically for sleds. Either way, I’m no meteorology expert but I feel like being almost completely surrounded by lake shouldn’t be conducive to an EF3 under normal circumstances :/

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 17w

they had already gotten shredded and weakened trees from the severe ice storm across the state too for the second year in a row... so much old growth pine forest snapped and obliterated.

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