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The planet will survive, humans on the coastal regions may not...
I agree with you on, "if they don't adapt, they won't"....The planet will survive, humans on the coastal regions may not...
If they don't adapt they won't. Or when you have environmentalist nutjobs running your governments like California does, humans might not survive. which I think would be fine with them
I agree with you on, "if they don't adapt, they won't"....The planet will survive, humans on the coastal regions may not...
If they don't adapt they won't. Or when you have environmentalist nutjobs running your governments like California does, humans might not survive. which I think would be fine with them
At this point, we really should focus on that...how to adapt.
The planet will survive, humans on the coastal regions may not...
Maybe, if Obama sends in the Al-Qaeda, pollution will decrease. Isn´t Al-Qaeda the new universal solution to the US gov´t?Obama says 'no greater threat to planet than climate change'
15 hours ago
"Today, there's no greater threat to our planet than climate change," Obama said in his weekly address, which had an environmental theme to mark Earth Day on April 22.
"Climate change can no longer be denied, or ignored," he added, noting that 2014 was the hottest year on record.
The United States is the second largest greenhouse gas emitter after China, and Obama has pledged to reduce US climate pollution by 26-28 percent from 2005 levels by 2025.
"This is an issue that's bigger and longer-lasting than my presidency," Obama said.
Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2015-04-obama-greater-threat-planet-climate.html#jCp
I'd say Asteroids are very close! If he was serious he'd double fusion funding with a new manhatten project for fusion!
We need to mandate solar installions on all new homes also as we should be taking advantage of all this solar energy.
Gosh, Stephanie, I had no idea you felt so strongly about our President. In what way do you find him freakish and what was the lie of the year?
I agree with you on, "if they don't adapt, they won't"....The planet will survive, humans on the coastal regions may not...
If they don't adapt they won't. Or when you have environmentalist nutjobs running your governments like California does, humans might not survive. which I think would be fine with them
At this point, we really should focus on that...how to adapt.
I agree with you on, "if they don't adapt, they won't"....The planet will survive, humans on the coastal regions may not...
If they don't adapt they won't. Or when you have environmentalist nutjobs running your governments like California does, humans might not survive. which I think would be fine with them
At this point, we really should focus on that...how to adapt.
Takes MONEY to adapt and the loserterian believes we should all convert back to savages as civilization is bad. Civilization is simply helping each other out and guess what that takes government which takes MONEY. They hate spending money.
Because during the Stone age we did not have cities on the water with millions in each of them, with high rises and government offices and homes, and bridges and electricity and water plants, and so and and so forth....The planet will survive, humans on the coastal regions may not...
Why not? When the last ice age ended the majority of the human population lived in areas that are now hundreds of feet under water. If stone age people could survive it, why on earth do you think modern man can't?
You global warming alarmists are truly out of touch with reality. History says you're wrong. Geology says you're wrong. Paleoclimatology says you're wrong. Archaeology says you're wrong. Basically, in every scientific filed save climatology, the warming of the world has always been a good thing.
You folks bleat about the end of the world but the only end I see coming is your easy gravy train of money.
Because during the Stone age we did not have cities on the water with millions in each of them, with high rises and government offices and homes, and bridges and electricity and water plants, and so and and so forth....The planet will survive, humans on the coastal regions may not...
Why not? When the last ice age ended the majority of the human population lived in areas that are now hundreds of feet under water. If stone age people could survive it, why on earth do you think modern man can't?
You global warming alarmists are truly out of touch with reality. History says you're wrong. Geology says you're wrong. Paleoclimatology says you're wrong. Archaeology says you're wrong. Basically, in every scientific filed save climatology, the warming of the world has always been a good thing.
You folks bleat about the end of the world but the only end I see coming is your easy gravy train of money.
it will take a major catastrophe for these goons in gvt to think ahead and adapt.
Start the "move" 50 years ahead of time on whatever the solution may be, whether the city needs dikes, or if spending to build a new highway, or road, build it up higher instead of just repaving it at the same level, and if rebuilding a bridge, build it higher than you need now, and if you need a sea wall replaced, replace it with a higher one or whatever it takes for whatever particular city that can foresee a problem with higher water...if any of these solutions would even work...even moving the city, little by little inland, and don't allow new buildings to go up right on the water's edge anymore....
By no means am I an expert on any of this, but I do know they can ADAPT, it's just whether they do so in a timely manner and before half of them are destined to get killed. Some big cities probably need to hire a few Dutch engineers as consultants to learn about the problems they went through...
The world has been much warmer in the not too distant past (within written history)
Only a few feet. And how far would that 'few' feet be? 5? 20? 50?Because during the Stone age we did not have cities on the water with millions in each of them, with high rises and government offices and homes, and bridges and electricity and water plants, and so and and so forth....The planet will survive, humans on the coastal regions may not...
Why not? When the last ice age ended the majority of the human population lived in areas that are now hundreds of feet under water. If stone age people could survive it, why on earth do you think modern man can't?
You global warming alarmists are truly out of touch with reality. History says you're wrong. Geology says you're wrong. Paleoclimatology says you're wrong. Archaeology says you're wrong. Basically, in every scientific filed save climatology, the warming of the world has always been a good thing.
You folks bleat about the end of the world but the only end I see coming is your easy gravy train of money.
it will take a major catastrophe for these goons in gvt to think ahead and adapt.
Start the "move" 50 years ahead of time on whatever the solution may be, whether the city needs dikes, or if spending to build a new highway, or road, build it up higher instead of just repaving it at the same level, and if rebuilding a bridge, build it higher than you need now, and if you need a sea wall replaced, replace it with a higher one or whatever it takes for whatever particular city that can foresee a problem with higher water...if any of these solutions would even work...even moving the city, little by little inland, and don't allow new buildings to go up right on the water's edge anymore....
By no means am I an expert on any of this, but I do know they can ADAPT, it's just whether they do so in a timely manner and before half of them are destined to get killed. Some big cities probably need to hire a few Dutch engineers as consultants to learn about the problems they went through...
No, we didn't. Conversely the water level is only going to rise a few feet....not hundreds. And, we have technology the ancients couldn't even dream of. I do agree with you that mitigation is smarter, and cheaper to accomplish. These wild claims that the warmists make are simply ridiculous. The world has been much warmer in the not too distant past (within written history) and at no time have any of the disasters the warmists whine about ever occurred. They simply didn't occur.
Because during the Stone age we did not have cities on the water with millions in each of them, with high rises and government offices and homes, and bridges and electricity and water plants, and so and and so forth....The planet will survive, humans on the coastal regions may not...
Why not? When the last ice age ended the majority of the human population lived in areas that are now hundreds of feet under water. If stone age people could survive it, why on earth do you think modern man can't?
You global warming alarmists are truly out of touch with reality. History says you're wrong. Geology says you're wrong. Paleoclimatology says you're wrong. Archaeology says you're wrong. Basically, in every scientific filed save climatology, the warming of the world has always been a good thing.
You folks bleat about the end of the world but the only end I see coming is your easy gravy train of money.
it will take a major catastrophe for these goons in gvt to think ahead and adapt.
Start the "move" 50 years ahead of time on whatever the solution may be, whether the city needs dikes, or if spending to build a new highway, or road, build it up higher instead of just repaving it at the same level, and if rebuilding a bridge, build it higher than you need now, and if you need a sea wall replaced, replace it with a higher one or whatever it takes for whatever particular city that can foresee a problem with higher water...if any of these solutions would even work...even moving the city, little by little inland, and don't allow new buildings to go up right on the water's edge anymore....
By no means am I an expert on any of this, but I do know they can ADAPT, it's just whether they do so in a timely manner and before half of them are destined to get killed. Some big cities probably need to hire a few Dutch engineers as consultants to learn about the problems they went through...