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I looked out at the beach. The sea is n the same place it always is.
You’d think he’d learn after the first hundred predictions all failed to occur. Lol.You thrive on these stupid Environmental Wacko lies, don't you? You post them all the time.
You are obsessed with this silly AGW religion, aren't you?
You need to grow up.
Nothing in the article about how Prof Jonathan Bamber got his data to come up with his stupid assertions.
I hope it doesn’t flip over like Guam did…oh wait.
You’d think he’d learn after the first hundred predictions all failed to occur. Lol.
supposed to have happened 10 years ago, so I guess all those cabs in the city are cabin cruisers now.I hope it doesn’t flip over like Guam did…oh wait.
The world's oceans are rising and the rate is accelerating. The best case scenario will give us 28-55 cm by 2100. The worst case scenario is over 2 meters. A 2 meter sea level rise would displace 1/10th of the entire world's population.
âItâs absolutely guaranteedâ: the best and worst case scenarios for sea level rise
Even if the world stopped emitting greenhouse gases tomorrow, ocean levels would continue to risewww.theguardian.com
...and everybody and their Little Brown Dog being caught lying, fabricating and cherry picking data.You’d think he’d learn after the first hundred predictions all failed to occur. Lol.
The world's oceans are rising and the rate is accelerating. The best case scenario will give us 28-55 cm by 2100. The worst case scenario is over 2 meters. A 2 meter sea level rise would displace 1/10th of the entire world's population.
âItâs absolutely guaranteedâ: the best and worst case scenarios for sea level rise
Even if the world stopped emitting greenhouse gases tomorrow, ocean levels would continue to rise
Sea level rise is absolutely guaranteed!The world's oceans are rising and the rate is accelerating. The best case scenario will give us 28-55 cm by 2100. The worst case scenario is over 2 meters. A 2 meter sea level rise would displace 1/10th of the entire world's population.
âItâs absolutely guaranteedâ: the best and worst case scenarios for sea level rise
Even if the world stopped emitting greenhouse gases tomorrow, ocean levels would continue to rise
Humans can change sex on a whim.You mean like predictions that global warming is a myth and that man has no impact on the climate?
They need to put all AGW threads in the religious forum.Hey guys. We shouldn't ridicule Crick for being an Environmental Wacko. After all this silly AGW is his/her/its religion. It is not cool to ridicule somebody's religion, is it?
I thought Florida disappeared under the ocean long ago. Al Gore told me. WTF!It would be great for me if Crick was right for the first time in his life.
I live on The Ridge in Central Florida. High ground running down the middle of Peninsula Florida. If Crick is right I'll soon have beach front property.
Al Gore did NOT say that and, besides, he's not a climate scientist, is he. What the scientists have been saying HAS COME TRUE: increasing CO2, increasing temperatures, melting ice, rising seas. Get used to it, cause if you win this argument, it's not going to stop till our children's children's children have gone to their graves.I thought Florida disappeared under the ocean long ago. Al Gore told me. WTF!
Prophet Al won the Nobel Prize for his climate work.Al Gore did NOT say that and, besides, he's not a climate scientist, is he. What the scientists have been saying HAS COME TRUE: increasing CO2, increasing temperatures, melting ice, rising seas. Get used to it, cause if you win this argument, it's not going to stop till our children's children's children have gone to their graves.
The world's oceans are rising and the rate is accelerating. The best case scenario will give us 28-55 cm by 2100. The worst case scenario is over 2 meters. A 2 meter sea level rise would displace 1/10th of the entire world's population.
âItâs absolutely guaranteedâ: the best and worst case scenarios for sea level rise
Even if the world stopped emitting greenhouse gases tomorrow, ocean levels would continue to rise
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