In this issue we ask, "As an angler and hunter, are you concerned about climate change?"
Weigh in here or vote on our home page at https://oodmag.com/
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Polling our readers — Jan.-Feb. 2022
In this issue we ask, "As an angler and hunter, are you concerned about climate change?"
Weigh in here or vote on our home page at https://oodmag.com/
Jan-Feb 2022 Cover Forum.jpg
Last edited by MeghanOOD; January 4th, 2022 at 10:44 AM.
Yes.
Droughts, lake levels, climates change, the only consistent thing is the fact they will change. The big worry is the incompetence of the current govt to think beyond their belly button lint and attack on Canadian oil and insistence tax increases, ideologues lacking in foresight and empathy they are pathetic at best. For events like ice storm, hurricanes, earth quakes, yes Canada has them, solar storms and a long list it can be clearly seen the current Federal govt has doubled the deficit but shown it is incapable of even thought out preparation or response. This is very evidence in its ignoring the warnings and handling of the Wuhan Pneumonia, appropriating vaccines and protective gear and screening, lies and incompetence that even CBC has pointed out.
https://earthquakescanada.nrcan.gc.c...s/index-en.php
Changes that bring back the droughts in the west or longer storms or less rain or too much rain, who really knows, the models 30 years ago were talking ice age and now global warming. The preparation is lacking and the talk more about votes and fear mongering than having a thought out set of plans that could save lives. Canada is very vulnerable and they seem inclined to make it more so, for example, look at projects like Energy East being cancelled, that makes Canada even more vulnerable, a series of storms or something that stops the oil flow into Eastern Canada and shortages would quickly happen in the East.
https://www.canadaaction.ca/how_much..._canada_import
They are like the idiots that build subdivisions in a rivers flood plain... then wonder a decade later when there is a disaster, no fore thought!
Last edited by mosquito; January 4th, 2022 at 02:35 PM.
Governments have been frigging around with weather modifications for decades now.
They manipulate it to serve an agenda.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_seeding
"Proud Educated Vaxxer"
I now have to go further north to find good ice than I use to have to.
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Living proof that "beer builds better bellies".
Some folks are equating global warming with climate change however warming is just one of the symptoms. I think one of the bigger concerns is the erratic shifts in weather patterns such as drought followed by flooding.
A true sportsman counts his achievements in proportion to the effort involved and the fairness of the sport. - S. Pope
I heard a syrup producer talking on the radio last week, I didn't catch where they are but their season now begins mid February as opposed to the mid March it was years ago. At $2/liter I expect we'll all be reducing our carbon footprint for quite sometime.
While the earth has its natural patterns, I can’t see how our existence isn’t in some way speeding up climate change. We are heavy polluters. In good conscience I can’t believe that we are innocent and our rapid population expansion and thirst for material things isn’t in some way negatively affecting climate change. Some people/generations live so recklessly that they believe tomorrow isn’t their responsibility.
What he said.Originally Posted by impact
Anglers and hunters,believe it or not,are at the vanguard of the results of "climate change" whether we realize it or not. We're the first to see migration pattern shifts, breeding cycle changes,environmental diseases that affect big game animals and fish. Personally,I believe it's naturally occuring and has been since the dawn of time. I believe we MUST stop pollution in all it's forms. Elinating the use and dumping of single-use plastics would be a good start along with elimination of chemical fertilizers that's leeching into ground water aquifers,rivers and lakes. Having said that,IMO,taxing the crap out of everything in sight bankrupting economies and costing millions of people their jobs is absolute insanity. It must be stopped cold in it's tracks.
If a tree falls on your ex in the woods and nobody hears it,you should probably still get rid of your chainsaw. Just sayin'....
Yes, I'm concerned about climate change. I've been fishing for about 15 years and, unfortunately, there are significant changes in my region in a bad way. Some fish have disappeared from rivers, and the rivers and lakes have become dirty, which is worth only the story of the Kulfo river. I wrote a great post to read here , and I always search for new information on this question to make people aware of the importance of preserving nature. I believe it's possible.
Last edited by Forbinotry; April 21st, 2022 at 11:04 AM.
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