Brewbeer

a bit cooler than desired, hoping to finish the patching and painting on the antique Honda this weekend

yep, tomatoes and peppers growing bountifully in the endless February sun angle sunshine 37/35 and frost free this morning

61/41 AWT breezy here, closed the garage door to keep the leaves out

I'm suggesting that the scientists posting here who support more aggressive action to respond to AGW are posting facts, while you are posting opinions

back in the day of the Killington Peak double chair (90s), I can remember skiing in the morning at the top of the mountain on Columbus Day weekend, with re-loading at the mid-station; and then when the mid station ski line got too long, download to the base, grab the mountain bike, and headed back up the double

just get a chain saw and go to work - no need to wait for "that" storm IMO, any tree that can fall on your house and cause enough damage to result in an insurance claim needs to go don't get me wrong, I love trees and have hundreds on my property, I just don't love the tall ones anywhere near the house

foliage has been relatively good here, and along 90 and 91; 495 out of Worcester was pretty good Sunday morning glad there aren't many oaks in the yard, they aren't particularly colorful and don't look as nice as the others in the fall, not to mention the acorns, which the squirrels and chipmunks take care of around here 36/35 dead calm and clear, chipmunks are chirping loudly this morning

the freeze two nights ago dropped most of the leaves off a couple of maples in my yard

thank you for removing any pretense we may have had about your objectivity

36/35, cars getting frosty here too

glad I winterized the irrigation system

like the opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal you posted ? we are quite skeptical of your opinionated "information"

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47/39, time to close the pool

this is just more more distraction, and no one here is disagreeing that fossil fuels have contributed to human progress, that's just more distraction please stay on topic: the continued use of fossil fuels is progressively impacting climate and ecosystems and accelerating the rate of climate change, and what we are going to do about it (hint on the second part: not much)