Climate Change (Global Warming) 🥶🌍🌞

Can I have the panel's decision on whether the expression "fossil fuel" is misleading? I've been reading plausible theories that it is a deliberate misnomer that the existence of oil/coal/gas has nothing whatsoever to do with prehistoric vegetation, etc.

I too have read the bit about oil.
How do they account for the occasional leaf imprint in coal?
 
I too have read the bit about oil.
How do they account for the occasional leaf imprint in coal?
It's possible to construct a logical argument as to how it got there. I make no claims though.

Harder to work out why hydrocarbons occur on a moon of Saturn, of course.
 
Probably just 'weather'? 🤣

No @Dox , its not just weather. It`s climate change and its coming for you, me and all of us. Pay more tax, switch to electric everything , ditch the carnivore diet and maybe, just maybe blah blah blah to quote you know who.
 
Net zero back up generators

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Not sure why, nor care, but it's going to be 65 degrees here tomorrow in the DC area.

Indian Summer they call it. Bit racist I suppose, but that's what I've always known it to be.

Native American or Hindi 🤷‍♂️ WTFK?
 
Not sure why, nor care, but it's going to be 65 degrees here tomorrow in the DC area.

Indian Summer they call it. Bit racist I suppose, but that's what I've always known it to be.

Native American or Hindi 🤷‍♂️ WTFK?
The first recorded use of the phrase appears in a letter written by a Frenchman called John de Crevecoeur dated 17 January 1778. In his description of the Mohawk country he writes "Sometimes the rain is followed by an interval of calm and warm which is called the Indian summer."
 
The first recorded use of the phrase appears in a letter written by a Frenchman called John de Crevecoeur dated 17 January 1778. In his description of the Mohawk country he writes "Sometimes the rain is followed by an interval of calm and warm which is called the Indian summer."
Thank you GoogleMeister.
 
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