Further proof global warming is a hoax!

Irrational, ideologically-driven denial of the overwhelming empirical evidence of the climatological reality and the consensus of every nation on earth is a silly sideshow.


Translation

PARROTING matters
TRUTH and DATA do not
 
What other scientific disciplines offend your ideological zealotry? Herpetology? Crystallography? Proctology?


FUDGING DATA
FRAUD
LYING
PARROTING
BILKING THE TAXPAYER OVER FRAUD
USING FRAUD TO GROW GOVERNMENT AND RAISE TAXES
USING FRAUD TO WRECK THE US ECONOMY

The charge is TREASON
 
You cannot produce one single photo of a landmark sinking. The last attempt to do that was a photo of a storm surge in Norfolk in 2017. Norfolk Naval Base photos today show no ocean rise





This is where the SCIENCE INVALID gets outed. Both Greenland and Antarctica grow a new layer of ice every year. The warmers define that as "melting." Antarctica is devoid of liquid water, and Antarctic ice breaks off as icebergs, STILL FROZEN, yet they use the term "melting."

Every check the temperature readings from AA? Of course not. AA is growing, and Greenland's "melt" is an annual summer activity south of the Arctic Circle. There is no evidence Greenland's ice is retreating, and it continues to thicken.





MORON



Will parrot everything the Co2 fraud puts out, no matter how laughable.
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Preparedness is vital to our national interests.

Climate change may imperil the U.S. military's ability to train troops, maintain equipment and facilities and operate effectively both at home and abroad, according to a new report on global warming's effect on national security.
The study, released Wednesday by the Rand Corp., a California-based nonprofit think tank, was designed to help the Defense Department identify ways to protect troops and government property from extreme heat, flooding, wildfires and other conditions that are either driven by or exacerbated by climate change.
The report offers a glimpse into the many ways that global warming is affecting military readiness, underscoring the risks to national security if the government is not adequately prepared.
“It’s here today,” Richard Kidd, deputy assistant secretary of defense for environment and energy resilience, said of climate change during a news conference about the report, adding that it is “the context in which we now perform all of our functions.”
The report is the latest to identify links between climate change and threats to national security. The Department of Homeland Security has similarly warned that rise in sea levels and extreme weather events pose significant risks to the nation’s resilience. Last year, Air Force and Space Force officials released a climate action plan that outlined the need to adapt operations to changing climate conditions.
“It is no longer just this near-term focus, because we frankly can’t afford to only focus on the near term,” said Kimberly Jackson, deputy assistant secretary of defense for force readiness, at the news conference. “If we don’t intentionally look beyond today’s challenges, then we aren’t going to be able to outpace our adversaries.”
The study maps out the various ways climate change will impact military personnel — from recruitment through training and deployment — including equipment, facilities, supply chain and ability to engage with allies and partners...
Researchers at Rand looked at a range of climate hazards, including drought, land degradation, coastal flooding, inland flooding, heat, tropical storms, ocean anomalies and sea ice retreat. They then considered how these conditions might affect the military's ability to defend the homeland, deter outside aggression and carry out strategic attacks.
The report considered the potential consequences if land used for training troops is no longer safe or accessible, or the effect of extreme heat on military installations, aircraft and runways.
The findings will allow officials to see how exposure to climate hazards directly impacts military readiness, said Katharina Ley Best, a senior operations researcher at Rand and one of the study authors.
The analysis also shows how multiple climate hazards may compound existing problems, and how challenging it may be for the government to address the consequences, according to Kidd...
The GOP's old farts in pathological denial are being shoved aside by younger, more responsible, better-educated conservatives:

 

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the name change was to have it encompass the other effects its having on the planet..
Rising sea levels; shrinking mountain glaciers; accelerating ice melt in Greenland, Antarctica and the Arctic; and shifts in flower/plant blooming times.

Don't forget, the Cubs winning the World Series.
 
Irrational, ideologically-driven denial of the overwhelming empirical evidence of the climatological reality and the consensus of every nation on earth is a silly sideshow.


More like scatological.
 
Irrational, ideologically-driven denial of the overwhelming empirical evidence of the climatological reality and the consensus of every nation on earth is a silly sideshow.
post the evidence
 
...My political views favor agreement and unity among nations...
why is that a good thing?
The reason is that generally when nations get along w/ each other --as opposed to fighting w/ each other-- then armed disputes are less like to kill people and break things. My value system has that it's better to get less people killed and things broken, tho I understand that others may not share that value.
 
Better-informed, less ideologically dogmatic younger Republicans bode well for the future:
... Majorities of Americans say the federal government, businesses and other actors are doing too little to reduce the effects of climate change and express support for a variety of policy approaches aimed at addressing the issue...
The survey... finds that members of Generation Z, as well as Millennials (those born between 1981 and 1996), are more open than older Americans to some of the farther-reaching policy proposals related to climate change...
Roughly two-thirds of Gen Z adults (66%) and Millennials (64%) oppose increasing offshore oil and gas drilling, compared with 46% of Baby Boomer and older adults. There are similar generational differences over increasing the use of hydraulic fracturing. Among Republicans and Republican-leaning independents, younger adults are much less inclined than their older counterparts to support the increased use of fossil fuel energy sources.
For example, Gen Z Republicans are 30 percentage points less likely than Baby Boomer and older Republicans (44% vs. 74%) to favor more hydraulic fracturing, the primary extraction technique for natural gas. There are similar generational divides among Republicans over expanding offshore oil and gas drilling, as well as coal mining.
Gen Z Republicans are about three times as likely as Baby Boomer and older Republicans to favor phasing out fossil fuel use entirely (20% vs. 6%). And roughly a third of Gen Z Republicans (34%) support phasing out gasoline-powered vehicles by 2035, compared with 14% of Republicans in the Baby Boomer and older generations.
 
Better-informed, less ideologically dogmatic younger Republicans bode well for the future:
... Majorities of Americans say the federal government, businesses and other actors are doing too little to reduce the effects of climate change and express support for a variety of policy approaches aimed at addressing the issue...
The survey... finds that members of Generation Z, as well as Millennials (those born between 1981 and 1996), are more open than older Americans to some of the farther-reaching policy proposals related to climate change...
Roughly two-thirds of Gen Z adults (66%) and Millennials (64%) oppose increasing offshore oil and gas drilling, compared with 46% of Baby Boomer and older adults. There are similar generational differences over increasing the use of hydraulic fracturing. Among Republicans and Republican-leaning independents, younger adults are much less inclined than their older counterparts to support the increased use of fossil fuel energy sources.
For example, Gen Z Republicans are 30 percentage points less likely than Baby Boomer and older Republicans (44% vs. 74%) to favor more hydraulic fracturing, the primary extraction technique for natural gas. There are similar generational divides among Republicans over expanding offshore oil and gas drilling, as well as coal mining.
Gen Z Republicans are about three times as likely as Baby Boomer and older Republicans to favor phasing out fossil fuel use entirely (20% vs. 6%). And roughly a third of Gen Z Republicans (34%) support phasing out gasoline-powered vehicles by 2035, compared with 14% of Republicans in the Baby Boomer and older generations.



So, nonstop propaganda, and denial of opposing viewpoints is required to brainwash the youth.

Huh, seems like we knew that a long time ago.

You only figuring it out now?
 
Among Republicans younger than 40, a majority is concerned about the changing climate, opinion polls show. By contrast, 65% of Republican baby boomers have said climate change was not an important concern to them.
This age gap was illustrated in Miami in June, when the American Conservation Coalition held a rally dubbed "the first conservative climate protest in the US." Speakers had to shout over heckling by a group of older men who waved signs reading: "There is no climate crisis!"
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The disconnect between the dyed-in-the-wool geezers and those who are the future of the GOP encompasses more than respect for science, of course:

Democrats championed a handful of social issues that young voters turned out for, notably safeguarding abortion access in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe. v. Wade...
Younger Republicans may also need to balance calls for change with the larger direction of the party — which is supported by an older and more conservative voter base.
"There's very little, to no chance for a Republican candidate to win the vote of a 'Zoomer' [a member of Gen Z] if they're not willing to recognize a woman's right to control her body," said John Della Volpe, the director of polling at the Harvard Kennedy School's Institute of Politics...
But as the older electorate ages, Della Volpe points to one sobering data point: young voters will dominate the electorate over the next decade.
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Among Republicans younger than 40, a majority is concerned about the changing climate, opinion polls show. By contrast, 65% of Republican baby boomers have said climate change was not an important concern to them.
This age gap was illustrated in Miami in June, when the American Conservation Coalition held a rally dubbed "the first conservative climate protest in the US." Speakers had to shout over heckling by a group of older men who waved signs reading: "There is no climate crisis!"


The disconnect between the dyed-in-the-wool geezers and those who are the future of the GOP encompasses more than respect for science, of course:

Democrats championed a handful of social issues that young voters turned out for, notably safeguarding abortion access in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe. v. Wade...
Younger Republicans may also need to balance calls for change with the larger direction of the party — which is supported by an older and more conservative voter base.
"There's very little, to no chance for a Republican candidate to win the vote of a 'Zoomer' [a member of Gen Z] if they're not willing to recognize a woman's right to control her body," said John Della Volpe, the director of polling at the Harvard Kennedy School's Institute of Politics...
But as the older electorate ages, Della Volpe points to one sobering data point: young voters will dominate the electorate over the next decade.
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Science does not care about public opinion based on parroting fudge, fraud, and flat out lies.

Science cares about DATA, and the truth of the data is that, outside of Urban Heat Sink Effect, there is precisely NO EVIDENCE Earth is warming, and Co2 did not warm anything in the atmosphere.
 

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