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[Peter Clack @PeterDClack]

We are told ocean acidity has increased by 30% in two centuries.

But oceans aren’t acidic; they are alkaline. On the pH scale, 7.0 is neutral. The oceans have shifted from roughly 8.2 to 8.1 in 200 years - remaining firmly alkaline.

So where does 30% come from? The pH scale is logarithmic. A tiny decimal shift represents a 30% change in hydrogen ion concentration, but the water itself is nowhere near becoming an acid. It’s a classic case of math creating psychological exaggeration.

Using boron isotope proxies in ancient shells, paleoclimatologists track ocean chemistry back millions of years. The record shows oceans thrived under much higher CO₂ and lower pH levels in the deep geological past.

The 'dissolving' narrative ignores the ocean's scale. With an average depth of 2.35 miles and 1.3 billion cubic kilometers of water, the ocean possesses massive chemical inertia. Atmospheric changes take centuries to even reach the deep abyss.

Marine life is remarkably resilient. Many species actually calcify faster in CO₂-rich environments. The oceans are not a fragile bowl of acid; they are a vast, self-regulating engine that has remained resilient for millennia.
#ClimateNuance #Oceanography #NASA #Greening

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

I hope people understand what the media is doing. They are actively trying to convince the public that Pierre is the reason for people crossing the floor.
They sure don’t want you to think about what these Party traitors were offered to cross. And why do they care so much about getting Pierre out? Because he is still the Libs biggest threat.

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

Why bother holding elections in Canada when the votes of thousands can become null & void by a single persons decision to change parties. The will of the people didn’t make that decision, one person did.
It should be an immediate by-election.

[Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre]

Mark Carney is seizing a costly Liberal majority that voters denied him, and doing so through backroom deals.

In January, MP Gladu said that floor crossers should face voters in a byelection to give voters the final say. I could not agree more.

She should do so. The people in her community voted for our Conservative vision of a Canada that is affordable, safe, and strong at home, not for the costly Liberal government she has now joined.

She should honour her word and let voters decide.

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

So I went to *Spark Advocacy* to check out this poll, zero information on age groups polled, what provinces they called, the number of Liberals vs Conservatives who were polled, nothing. They are located in Ottawa & are clearly biased elbows up supporters. The fact the media is sharing this should worry everyone. It’s propaganda.

[Humboldt Broncos @HumboldtBroncos]

Today, we remember the 2017–2018 Humboldt Broncos — and all those forever connected to our team. 💚💛

Never forgotten.
Forever Broncos.

#WePlayForThem

[wealthmoose @wealthmoose]

🚨 #Breaking

Ottawa just fast-tracked $900M+ for the Grays Bay Road & Port in Nunavut. 🇨🇦

The kicker?

The biggest beneficiary is MMG Limited, a mining giant controlled by China Minmetals Corp (70%+ Chinese state-owned). 🇨🇳

Why are Canadian taxpayers subsidizing infrastructure for Beijing while our own manufacturers are crushed by taxes? 🤔🚩

@MarkJCarney

Video: @dsimieritsch

#CdnPoli #GraysBay #MarkCarney #China #MMG #Canada

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

‼️ History Lesson

In 2008, police raided a property owned by Guillaume Champagne and found a Hells Angels meth lab.

34,000 pills. A pill press. $50K in cash.

He was charged with conspiracy alongside a Hells Angels member.

Then it all disappeared.

“Negotiated acquittal.”

No trial.

Reasons sealed.

His brother?

François-Philippe Champagne.

The current Finance Minister.

He was getting ready to enter politics at the time.

The media never asks about this.

Ever.

https://t.co/l3hYoGf4sM

[Mario Zelaya @mario4thenorth]

🚨 BREAKING MISINFORMATION

The Toronto Star says Poilievre went on “another US podcast.”

The Diary of a CEO is hosted by Steven Bartlett.

A British entrepreneur.

Based in the UK.

It’s the biggest podcast in EUROPE.

These are the people who think they’re qualified to tell you what’s misinformation.

They can’t even Google where a podcast is from before publishing a headline. 🤣

This is Canadian media in 2026.

Writing hit pieces they didn’t even fact-check.

[Peter Clack @PeterDClack]

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has frequently said the Earth is 'out of balance' due to heat trapped in the atmosphere. This ignores basic thermodynamics.

Guterres says the planet is experiencing an era of 'global boiling'. This is not possible. The atmosphere cannot act as a permanent heat vault. It's a low-density medium with negligible mass and it sheds thermal energy to space every night. The true thermal engine of the planet is the ocean - a 1.3 billion cubic km body of water with 1,000 times the heat capacity of the air.

On a clear night, that energy escapes into the vacuum of space at the speed of light. Every molecule in the air radiates infrared energy and without the sun’s shortwave input at night, the atmosphere sheds heat upward.

The residence time of atmospheric heat is fleeting. We see this every day. Once the sun sets, air temperatures can drop 10°C to 20°C in hours. The atmosphere has almost no memory of heat. If the sun turned off, the air would lose its warmth in weeks, but the oceans would take millennia.

Wind and convection further speed this up, carrying warm air to higher altitudes where the atmospheric blanket is thinnest. This makes it even easier to radiate away.

To focus on heat 'trapped' in the air is a fundamental error in scale. #Thermodynamics or #ClimateNuance

[Rob Anderson @FreeAlbertaRob]

Total lie and Nenshi knows it.

All Alberta did was ensure windmills aren’t built in front of our mountains or on prime Ag land. And that they pay for their own transmission if they are in the middle of nowhere.

We still lead the country in renewable growth and have for a decade.

That said, I fully support Nenshi remaining leader of the Alberta NDP!

[Scott @SSchell7]

@oldhockeycards

[Scott @SSchell7]

@MikeVancouver2 @oldhockeycards Yes. Also 3. Just like both. Honestly the Penguins were better in either blue. But that’s just me.

[paulbrandt @paulbrandt]

It has been 100 days today since I first met with @SeanFraserMP, and children remain unprotected in Canada because he refuses to advocate for using the notwithstanding clause to protect them.

Addressing CSAEM is not moving fast enough or in the right direction. This is not being seen as an urgent issue or a serious crime in Canada, but your voice could change that.

Today, I'm starting a series amplifying the voices of real Canadians who have signed our petition and shared the reasons why they signed. I hope you'll add your voice and sign our petition as well. Here's the first quote. I have thousands, and look forward to sharing them with you.

Please sign the petition, and make your voice, and the voices of Canada's children heard. https://t.co/BlpNABT0PQ

[Scott @SSchell7]

@oldhockeycards Or. The 🐐

[Peter Clack @PeterDClack]

The oceans hold roughly 50 times more carbon than the atmosphere. Through Henry’s Law, the atmosphere and the ocean are constantly seeking equilibrium. When the oceans warm, even slightly, they release CO₂ via outgassing. When they cool, they absorb it. Because the ocean is so vast, even a tiny shift in its temperature or circulation can move more CO₂ than all human activity combined.

The current climate narrative focuses entirely on the thin film of the atmosphere, treating it as a closed system that humans have broken. But the ocean is the ghost that governs the system. The CO₂ we track in the atmosphere is not a permanent shadow, its part of a massive, ongoing exchange with the deep sea - a process that ignores political deadlines and follows the irresistible laws of thermodynamics.

The climate crisis narrative rests on this thin film fallacy. If the ocean holds 90% of the energy, then 90% of the climate story is happening where we have the least amount of historical data and the least amount of control. To claim we can control the climate by micro-managing the human fraction of atmospheric CO₂ is like trying to steer an ocean liner by blowing on its sails. We are obsessing over the 2% while ignoring the 98% that dictates long-term equilibrium.

[Electroverse @Electroversenet]

Reaching Net Zero by 2050 would require mining 4.5 million tons of copper, 940 million tons of nickel, 9 billion tons of graphite, and 4 million tons of germanium.

At current global mining rates, that scale of extraction would take more than 1,000 years.

Mining capacity cannot be multiplied by orders of magnitude in just 24 years.

Permitting timelines alone are measured in decades, and energy inputs rise as deposits degrade.

Most constraints are physical, not political.

Net Zero targets violate material reality.

They're never going to happen.

[David Staples @DavidStaplesYEG]

A fear campaign is being whipped up by leftist authoritarians against @X.

I now see all kinds of dolts repeating their talking points.

Get ready to fight for free speech in Canada because you know the Carney Liberals will be super keen to censor criticism.

[Scott @SSchell7]

@oldhockeycards Gene Simmons.

[Wide Awake Media @wideawake_media]

Research from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln reveals that cattle-grazing pastures capture more emissions than the cattle themselves emit.

"When it comes to greenhouse gases, you have emissions and capture. Animals emit CO₂, but the soil and plants that grow in it can capture CO₂."

"Capture, helped out by cattle grazing and manure, can far outweigh the emissions from cattle."