Recent comments in /f/vermont

Steevsie92 t1_j31jwkd wrote

Must have something to do with snowfall over a percentage of a states total land area or something super specific like that. All the listicles that cite that ranking are pretty vague about how it’s determined, and the numbers they use seem to completely ignore entire mountainous regions, which easily dwarf the entire state of Vermont in total land area and receive way more snow even on a bad year.

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Outrageous-Outside61 OP t1_j31h3g3 wrote

A conversation about climate change would be talking about species changes in trees in the near future, how to properly manage that transition and what it means for our native wildlife, how to build resilience into our food systems, how to produce and conserve energy while still growing as a technological society. All shit I’m totally down to talk about. Bitching about a couple days in the 40’s in January and calling it climate change is ignorance. I guess if I’m triggered by anything, it’s your ignorance.

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TheTowerBard t1_j31gnx3 wrote

This is like saying you don’t mind talking about coffee but don’t you dare bring up coffee beans. That’s what you sound like. It’s completely absurd and childish.

I’m so sorry you got triggered by adults discussing a very important matter. I hope you can pull through.

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Dt74104 t1_j31gk0b wrote

Reply to comment by meinblown in Side work by Malaine1

The phrase (and concept) have been around for much longer than the Baby Boomer generation. It would have taken you less time to look it up than it did to post your comment. Fucking children.

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Outrageous-Outside61 OP t1_j31gf5u wrote

Once again for the guys in the back, WEATHER IS NOT CLIMATE CHANGE. Believe it or not being correct in how you speak actually matters.

I don’t ignore or disregard climate change in the slightest, I’m just not dumb enough to blame the daily weather on climate.

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thisoneisnotasbad t1_j31f8gt wrote

I don’t know about to fast but I do wonder about the longevity of some in smaller places. As the poster below mentioned, there is one in Cambridge which could serve Smuggs I guess but the amount of money which needs to be invested in inventory that has a shelf life vs the off season sales must be a big financial commitment by the owner.

I hope we eventually get to the point where it can be sold like beer or wine, or even like liquor, and the distribution channels become normalized.

Better yet, sold at the farmers market. If that happened I would get the tent back out and supplement my income quickly.

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Maleficent_Rope_7844 t1_j31d80j wrote

Burlington in particular has increased by 7 degrees. Haven't read into why Burlington is so unique, maybe the lake or geography.

It's a statistical thing, not black and white. Climate change increased the probability and ultimately the severity of last week's weather. There's still a chance it could've happened without all the excess CO2, but it would've been less likely.

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