Is the Public Perception of Global Warming Reaching a Tipping Point?

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The discussion centers around the growing public awareness and attitudes toward global warming, particularly in the U.S. Participants observe a shift in perception, noting that previously, few events were attributed to global warming, but now many disasters, such as hurricanes and droughts, are increasingly linked to it. There is a recognition that media plays a significant role in shaping public opinion, with commercials aimed at raising awareness about climate change being highlighted as effective yet ultimately failing to spur action.Some express skepticism about the urgency of the global warming narrative, citing the need for reliable, non-political scientific data to motivate action. There are concerns about misinformation and the prevalence of conspiracy theories regarding alternative energy solutions. The conversation also touches on the perceived disconnect between public awareness and individual action, with many feeling overwhelmed or apathetic despite acknowledging the issue.Participants debate the potential consequences of global warming, with some emphasizing the immediate impacts seen in regions like New Orleans post-Katrina, while others question the extent of human influence on climate change.
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Mk said:
What do you mean same composition in matter?

The acidity of ocean water is not that stable or equal around the world I don't think.
Yeah, i know it is not but that is what i read (maybe in the past?). Maybe i got the wrong info? :confused:
 

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