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    1. Former-Physics-1831 on

      How the fuck did we manage to let it get to this point?  We’ve known what the problem is for decades and we’ve actively refused to make even the slightest sacrifice to fix it

      „I refuse to fix the most critical issue facing the planet unless you can do it for free, and without inconveniencing me in the slightest“

    2. Last year it was stupidly hot in the GTA that it was just many days of AC non-stop.

      This winter is a bit odd since the snow feels very „concentrated“, we had 1 heavy one before Christmas and 1 last week, supposedly a decently sized one is coming later this week.

    3. therealtrojanrabbit on

      I can’t control how hot or how cold it is. I do my best. I try to be cognizant of the waste I produce and try not to use energy needlessly.

      That said, I’ll welcome an absurdly hot summer after this bullshit winter. I’m so sick of this damn snow.

    4. Local-Cauliflower945 on

      Obviously climate change sucks but imagine a future where Canada would be tropical that would be kinda awesome 😂

    5. Interesting how this has been the most snow my area has seen since decades.
      I’ve also seen extreme temps as we have had the coldest day on record for a summer day , and a warmer day on record for January.

    6. NumerousManager3600 on

      As someone with MS. Fuck you heat! 

      Last summer had me seeing blue dots and purple flashes and my head would literally sizzle(like a sizzling feeling that spreads all over). 

      I especially liked it when my vision would turn completely red. 

      Guess I’m just gonna have to deal with psychedelic visual distortions every fucking summer now. Groovy baby! 

      I’ll just play Steppenwolfs Magic Carpet Ride on blast 24/7. 

    7. pumpkinspicecum on

      Our winter in Victoria is really warm. I don’t think we’re going to get any snow this year 😢 god I miss real winters

    8. JohnDorian0506 on

      Canadian north might benefit from this. some studies suggest potential economic benefits from warming, like longer growing seasons, new Arctic development, reduced cold-related deaths, and increased tourism, potentially boosting GDP

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