I'd say it was because very close to 100% of the research conclusions, the data, the facts, all show anthropogenic global warming to be most accurate description of what is actually taking place on this planet. Which is to say you haven't got shit.
1. The "researchers" have been lying through their government trough-fed teeth for decades. They want to keep the spigots of billions flowing.
2. Why don't you look up "climate change fraud". It's compelling and it quotes hundreds of brilliant scientists. That would not be possible if it were "actually taking place."
3.
theglobalwarmingfraud lists hundreds of papers, videos, diagrams, facts, and exposes of the lies of these fraudsters you relied on to your detriment.
Those of my religion live on islands that are seeing sea level rise. And we do not report this because we are "government" fed.
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"“Veu Lesa, a 73-year-old villager in Tuvalu, does not need scientific reports to tell him that the sea is rising,” says The New Zealand Herald. “The beaches of his childhood are vanishing. The crops that used to feed his family have been poisoned by salt water. In April [2007], he had to leave his home when a spring tide flooded it, and the waves showered it with rocks and debris.”
FOR the people of Tuvalu, a group of islands no more than 13 feet
[4 m] above sea level, global warming is, not abstract science, but “a daily reality,” says the
Herald.* Thousands have already left the islands, and many more are preparing to go."
However, most of us did not leave -and, as per thread title, we engaged in construction notes this 2000 article:
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"One place where their skills and services were needed was Tuvalu, a Pacific nation of about 10,500 people located on a remote group of nine coral atolls close to the equator and northwest of Samoa. The islands, or atolls, each average about a square mile
[2.5 sq km] in area. By 1994, the 61 Witnesses there were urgently in need of a new Kingdom Hall and a larger translation office.
In this part of the tropical Pacific, buildings must be designed and built to withstand frequent savage storms and cyclones. But few quality building materials are available in the islands. The solution? Every component—from roof sheeting and trusses to furniture and curtains, toilet bowls and shower nozzles, even screws and nails—was shipped over in containers from Australia.
Before the materials arrived, a small advance team prepared the site and laid the foundation. Then the international workers came in to erect, paint, and furnish the buildings."
One might ask why anyone would build so close to sea level with sea level rise? Why build on Tuvalu if this island nation will disappear under the ocean? Our construction workers are not idiots. Actual science journals note other factors we also note:
The Pacific nation of Tuvalu—long seen as a prime candidate to disappear as climate change forces up sea levels—is actually growing in size, new research shows.
phys.org
"The Pacific nation of Tuvalu—long seen as a prime candidate to disappear as climate change forces up sea levels—is actually growing in size, new research shows.
A University of Auckland study examined changes in the geography of Tuvalu's nine atolls and 101 reef
islands between 1971 and 2014, using aerial photographs and satellite imagery.
It found eight of the atolls and almost three-quarters of the islands grew during the study period, lifting Tuvalu's total land area by 2.9 percent, even though sea levels in the country rose at twice the global average."
Note: why wouldn't global warming cause sea levels to rise uniformly? One logical reason is that thermal expansion is not uniform and the oceans are not warming uniformly - e.g. El Nino. It is appropriate to turn to a physics journal since this involves physics - one reason I am quoting from Phys.org. The article adds:
"Rather than accepting their homes are doomed and looking to migrate to countries such as Australia and New Zealand, the researchers say they should start planning for a long-term future.
"On the basis of this research we project a markedly different trajectory for Tuvalu's islands over the next century than is commonly envisaged," Kench said.
"While we recognise that habitability rests on a number of factors, loss of land is unlikely to be a factor in forcing depopulation of Tuvalu."
The study's authors said island nations needed to find creative solutions to adapt to climate change that take into account their homeland's evolving geography."
And so our religion is doing on Tuvalu - though we initially listened to prophets of doom.
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