Climate Change; Can we afford to - not - fix it?

[EvilCat Breath]

There has always been extreme weather events (EWE) of all kinds, so it's difficult to point at any one EWE and say it was caused by climate change. But we don't have to prove any single EWE was caused by climate change to know that climate change is costing us ever greater losses. This graph on the NOAA website shows that since 1980 EWE ( described as those events with losses in excess of one billion dollars in inflation adjusted dollars ) have gone from 3 - 6 per year to now where we are having 15 - 20..


We can't say any particular EWE is caused by climate change, but we can say with certainty that we are sustaining 15 - 20 billion ( many are multi-billion) dollar loss events in excess of what we had before the rapid global warming over the last four decades.

Total losses due to Billion Dollar EWE are now more than 2 1/2 Trillion dollars.

When we can no longer afford to repair our infrastructure, or simply can no longer keep up the pace of needed repairs we will wonder why solving
our fossil fuels dependency was resisted at all.

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The losses get bigger and bigger because we're building more and more. Not because storms are stronger.

 

[Dagosa]

No it doesn't, just like climate change happens naturally and has for millions of years. We have nothing to do with it.

Naturally ? Did you just make that up ?

 

[The Duke]

F#cking red hat morons all.


There are none more blind than those that will not see.

Human beings can't change the weather to any effective degree dude.

 

[The Duke]

Naturally ? Did you just make that up ?

Do you seriously think man can affect the weather in the world to any meaningful degree?

 

[Dagosa]

Do you seriously think man can affect the weather in the world to any meaningful degree?

Every climate science institute in the world says that 37 billion metric tons from fossil fuels alone each year has an effect. But you’ve done your own tests, right ? You have your own satellites. Or are you using Fox News weather satellites to show differently.

 

[The Duke]

Every climate science institute in the world says that 37 billion metric tons from fossil fuels alone each year has an effect. But you’ve done your own tests, right ? You have your own satellites. Or are you using Fox News weather satellites to show differently.

Yeah, your farts make hurricanes, dipshit.

Your kilowatt hours do too. You know, from the burning of coal at the power company so you have lights

and can microwave stuff.

You're a problem, so you need to be depopulated until the world has only around 512 million people.

Here's their gameplan:

"5.4. There is a need to develop strategies to mitigate both the adverse impact on the environment of human activities and the adverse impact of environmental change on human populations. The world's population is expected to exceed 8 billion by the year 2020. Sixty per cent of the world's population already live in coastal areas, while 65 per cent of cities with populations above 2.5 million are located along the world coasts; several of them are already at or below the present sea level."

https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/content/documents/Agenda21.pdf

^There is no such need. They want to rule the world and erase humanity.

They don't care about you, dude, nor 90% of the world's population.

These fuckers are psychos, and you are parroting their mantra.

 

[EMH]

Every climate science institute in the world says that 37 billion metric tons from fossil fuels alone each year has an effect. But you’ve done your own tests, right ? You have your own satellites. Or are you using Fox News weather satellites to show differently.

 

[EMH]

Yeah, your farts make hurricanes, dipshit.

Your kilowatt hours do too. You know, from the burning of coal at the power company so you have lights

and can microwave stuff.

You're a problem, so you need to be depopulated until the world has only around 512 million people.

Here's their gameplan:

"5.4. There is a need to develop strategies to mitigate both the adverse impact on the environment of human activities and the adverse impact of environmental change on human populations. The world's population is expected to exceed 8 billion by the year 2020. Sixty per cent of the world's population already live in coastal areas, while 65 per cent of cities with populations above 2.5 million are located along the world coasts; several of them are already at or below the present sea level."

https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/content/documents/Agenda21.pdf

^There is no such need. They want to rule the world and erase humanity.

They don't care about you, dude, nor 90% of the world's population.

They first need to document an actual ocean "rise" and they cannot. They can post fudge charts, but they cannot produce ONE SINGLE PHOTO of a landmark sinking.

The reason they cannot is because they have been lying the whole time about 90% of Earth ice on Antarctica, which has grown every year of the Co2 FRAUD (since 1988).

 

[WEATHER53]

Every climate science institute in the world says that 37 billion metric tons from fossil fuels alone each year has an effect. But you’ve done your own tests, right ? You have your own satellites. Or are you using Fox News weather satellites to show differently.

I think it’s 140 trillion metric tons of moisture particulates thst Ma Nature injects.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

There has always been extreme weather events (EWE) of all kinds, so it's difficult to point at any one EWE and say it was caused by climate change. But we don't have to prove any single EWE was caused by climate change to know that climate change is costing us ever greater losses. This graph on the NOAA website shows that since 1980 EWE ( described as those events with losses in excess of one billion dollars in inflation adjusted dollars ) have gone from 3 - 6 per year to now where we are having 15 - 20..


We can't say any particular EWE is caused by climate change, but we can say with certainty that we are sustaining 15 - 20 billion ( many are multi-billion) dollar loss events in excess of what we had before the rapid global warming over the last four decades.

Total losses due to Billion Dollar EWE are now more than 2 1/2 Trillion dollars.

When we can no longer afford to repair our infrastructure, or simply can no longer keep up the pace of needed repairs we will wonder why solving
our fossil fuels dependency was resisted at all.

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So what are you doing to stop it?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Climate Change; Can we afford to - not - fix it?​

Yes.

 

[westwall]

The experts need to tell us how the temperature increase of 0,72°C in that time span can be responsible for such a massive increase in storms.
Do you have an idea? Is it really the temperature? Maybe it is the pollution? Or the definition of storms?

We are experiencing FEWER storms, and they are less powerful.

 

[Dagosa]

I think it’s 140 trillion metric tons of moisture particulates thst Ma Nature injects.

You think ?

 

[Dagosa]

I think it’s 140 trillion metric tons of moisture particulates thst Ma Nature injects.

Moisture particles ? And you have a point ?

 

[Dagosa]

 

[Dagosa]

Actually theories are proven or disproven with DATA, data like highly correlated satellite and balloon data showing NO WARMING in the atmosphere despite rising Co2....

 

[Dagosa]

and what are those so-called "effects?"

More canes? Nope, strongest decade on record still the 1940s, amazing in the "warming" oceans....

Ocean rise? Show us ONE SINGLE PHOTO of a landmark "sinking."

Statue of Liberty - no
Hawaii 5-0 beach - no
Venice - no


In order to understand the effects of climate change, it helps to actually discover what causes it..

Since Co2 does nothing, what does cause Earth climate change?

The first part is understanding what is climate and what is weather. Climate is the parameters of Earth that allow certain ranges of weather. We don't get Cat 10 canes now, but we would if Earth had no ice. What are the parameters of climate that can change? Ocean levels Atmospheric...

www.usmessageboard.com

 

[frigidweirdo]

There has always been extreme weather events (EWE) of all kinds, so it's difficult to point at any one EWE and say it was caused by climate change. But we don't have to prove any single EWE was caused by climate change to know that climate change is costing us ever greater losses. This graph on the NOAA website shows that since 1980 EWE ( described as those events with losses in excess of one billion dollars in inflation adjusted dollars ) have gone from 3 - 6 per year to now where we are having 15 - 20..


We can't say any particular EWE is caused by climate change, but we can say with certainty that we are sustaining 15 - 20 billion ( many are multi-billion) dollar loss events in excess of what we had before the rapid global warming over the last four decades.

Total losses due to Billion Dollar EWE are now more than 2 1/2 Trillion dollars.

When we can no longer afford to repair our infrastructure, or simply can no longer keep up the pace of needed repairs we will wonder why solving
our fossil fuels dependency was resisted at all.

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How do you "fix climate change"? The climate has always changed.

Maybe there's some man made climate change. But a lot of this is simply natural climate change.

Here's the other issue. Every time the temperatures rose quite high, they hit a peak and then dropped. Why?

 

[Dagosa]

Yeah, your farts make hurricanes, dipshit.

You think anyone bothers to read the rest of your drivel when your first statement is this ? You were abused as a child weren’t you Dufus ?

 

[EMH]

Dag is a classic climate cultist...

IQ<5