Climate and Weather

As soon as nutters start posting actual Science instead of junk and political rhetoric, I'm gonna run with your theory.

You do not understand basic science let alone advanced....Your past posting
history of responses on the matter more than substantiates my statement.
Verdict : You are a Dumbass...
Case Closed.
 
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That is the face of an arrogant smug piece of Donkey waste.....
 
Recycling my material once again I see . . . can't you at least try to be original just once?

You own your reputation and temporarily the House you reside in on Government land, nothing else.
The pictures are public domain and they are not your material, nor is the subject matter you claim was
copied.....
Get with your cousin Fat Slob Bob on copyright information.....
 
General property Rights :

The court concluded that though a landowner did not own all the land above the
property, their rights did extend far enough up that they could still enjoy their
property. From that case, we know that the above-surface altitude at which property
rights end is somewhere above 83 feet.

As of yet, there are no laws on record that establish who owns the land between 83 feet
and 500 feet. However, the FAA has already made proposals for new regulations that
would allow commercial drone operators to fly drones at altitudes below 500 feet.
These regulations are far from final, so the details are sparse as to what their proposal
would be for minimum altitude of these flights. For now, you can confidently claim
ownership of the land above your home up to 83 feet, and perhaps beyond, but
not past 500 feet.

Subsurface Rights Below

The most significant subsurface rights are mining rights. If you’ve purchased a property
that includes mining rights, then you still have rights to the core of the earth, though the
deepest anyone has ever drilled is 7.62 miles, which is not even close to getting through
the crust, much less through the mantle to the core. And that was after 19 years of drilling.

If you are digging on your property and come across an indian burial site, Nevada law
requires you to report it, and the Nevada Indian Commission then has certain rights with
what is done with the burial ground. If you happen upon a burial site under your own
property, and you fail to report it, or you willfully remove, deface, injure, or destroy the
grave, you’ve committed a gross misdemeanor and open yourself to civil penalties as well.
 
To own the land your residence sits on you need to make sure the property
has a Land Patent with Warranty Deed. You know that thru a Land Abstract.
 
Somebody better find James Hansen and tell him that Lower Manhattan is still there. Maybe he will revamp his prediction, like that crazy guy who predicts the end of the world every year and then says his math was off and it's next year that the world will end.
 
"We are in a global cooling period and all the data we have in our computer system warns that the earth is turning cold not warm."

Sucker.
" This is an opinion piece, a sort of alarmism-in-reverse, and no-one can be sure that any given weather or climate forecast will prove to be accurate, or even on the right lines, but the arguments are here to consider."

Shit for brains.
 
" This is an opinion piece, a sort of alarmism-in-reverse, and no-one can be sure that any given weather or climate forecast will prove to be accurate, or even on the right lines, but the arguments are here to consider."

Shit for brains.

Why do you post this shit? It makes you look like a gullible fool.
 
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