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Learning Global Warming facts and fiction

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Dated, but a lot of scientists and publications now sounding the alarm on this. Its no longer just the Al Gores of the world.
 

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Avalanche said:
Dated, but a lot of scientists and publications now sounding the alarm on this. Its no longer just the Al Gores of the world.
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I'm sure all the temperatures stations have gotten more concrete built-up around in the past 20 years and they ever have before too.
 
Some tips on how to slow down the global warming train.
 

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Publication on what is needed to protect rainforests. Some scientists are convinced rainforests are a key aspect of protecting our climate against this onslought of rapid warming.
 

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I mean the bill itself will get expensive. Quite a bit of tax revenue to be generated. It will cost us.

And what I meant by warmth costing us is sea level rise. If goes as projected, its another cost we cant afford.
 
Avalanche said:
I mean the bill itself will get expensive. Quite a bit of tax revenue to be generated. It will cost us.

And what I meant by warmth costing us is sea level rise. If goes as projected, its another cost we cant afford.
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The sea is not going to rise much in the next 100 years. Plenty of time to adapt. Also, you need the ice on land to melt into the oceans and that's not happening.
 
weatherfide said:
The sea is not going to rise much in the next 100 years. Plenty of time to adapt. Also, you need the ice on land to melt into the oceans and that's not happening.
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Projections are 1ft by 2050 and 3-7ft by 2100. And that's with a lot of uncertainty due to feedbacks that could make it much more. The only way to adapt would be abandonment.
 
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Projections are 1ft by 2050 and 3-7ft by 2100. And that's with a lot of uncertainty due to feedbacks that could make it much more. The only way to adapt would be abandonment.
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Dude, who builds anything expected to last more than a few years at elevation of 7 feet? Besides, you can build further inland as we go forward in time, and demolish structures at the beach and river banks as needed. Call me when we are talking about 50 foot rise in water.

So Greenland has been gaining ice mass over the past few years. Greenland actually gained ice mass during the summer this year, a very rare occurrence.
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Also check out the graph for 2016-2017, for example...
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And the period of lost mass seems to be turning around, too...
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Do the global warming models predict this?
 
weatherfide said:
Dude, who builds anything expected to last more than a few years at elevation of 7 feet? Besides, you can build further inland as we go forward in time, and demolish structures at the beach and river banks as needed. Call me when we are talking about 50 foot rise in water.

So Greenland has been gaining ice mass over the past few years. Greenland actually gained ice mass during the summer this year, a very rare occurrence.
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Also check out the graph for 2016-2017, for example...
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And the period of lost mass seems to be turning around, too...
Greenland-total-ice.png


Do the global warming models predict this
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My point is that climate warming has a much stronger driver than CO2 (the sun) and therefore reducing CO2 won't stop it or reverse it. The only option is to adapt to it. The elites are using this lie to manipulate you in to giving them power over you and your children's lives (especially your children, if you have any).

Even if burning fossil fuels caused the globe to warm, it wouldn't be a bad thing and the correct response is to adapt not prevent. Allow people the chance to prosper with inexpensive energy and they will have the resources to adapt. All of the predictions of the past 40 years are nothing more than scare tactics. They promised more and stronger storms and it's not happening. They promised more fires, droughts and heat waves and its still not abnormal in occurrence and magnitude. The overall global temperature appears to be declining since 2016, too. None of the scientific global "models" are accurate.
 
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There's been a one foot rise since 1880 and another foot or more by 2050 so it is a slow process on human time scales but will and has already greatly increased storm surge and sunny day flooding events.
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Most beach front property is raised up on pylons. Why is that, I wonder?
 
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BHS1975 said:
Projections are 1ft by 2050 and 3-7ft by 2100. And that's with a lot of uncertainty due to feedbacks that could make it much more. The only way to adapt would be abandonment.
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Well they wont abandon for a hurricane so I doubt most owners would for a inch or so increase.
 
Wonder how long it will take for the climate bill funding to take effect? Ready to get back to having some snow in NC. Also curious what policies this bill will entail to ensure slowing down this rapid warming? We will likely see provisions for a much different lifestyle for the average US citizen.
 
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