I'm guessing a rising sea level:
It's not rocket science, rising sea levels = beach erosion, falling sea levels = beach growth
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Mauna Loa shows that reducing economic Activity has NO EFFECT on CO2
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It's not rocket science, rising sea levels = beach erosion, falling sea levels = beach growth
It seems you need to update your signature to: Math is hard, harder if you're NOT a liberal.....Yes.
Hilarious!
You seem to find math amusing even when it spells disaster for many.
Don't know about that but your graph shows steady growth in CO2. Doesn't that worry you?
No. CO2 is the building block for ALL life on this planet. Only anti science religious loons think CO2 is bad.
It seems you need to update your signature to: Math is hard, harder if you're NOT a liberal.....
You seem to find math amusing even when it spells disaster for many.
every inch of sea level rise equals 675,000 square meters of coast being lost.
How many square meters are left?
Are Obama's seaside homes going to be okay?
You do realize the sea level has been rising for like 20,000 years, right?I'm guessing a rising sea level:
It's not rocket science, rising sea levels = beach erosion, falling sea levels = beach growth
Do you think there a level switch or something?
H2O is good too, unless it is a storm surge aimed at your house. CO2 is vital but if that was all you had to breath you'd be dead.No. CO2 is the building block for ALL life on this planet. Only anti science religious loons think CO2 is bad.
Your empathy is noted. I like Miami, I'd miss it and so would the families who live and work there.every inch of sea level rise equals 675,000 square meters of coast being lost.
How many square meters are left?
Every environmental change brings winners and losers. 10,000 years ago the Sahara was much greener, why is that? How many ruins are now under water? How much arable land has been lost?You do realize the sea level has been rising for like 20,000 years, right?
Do you think there a level switch or something?
Your empathy is noted. I like Miami, I'd miss it and so would the families who live and work there.
As long as Obama is ok..........
Your empathy is noted. I like Miami, I'd miss it and so would the families who live and work there.
How many inches of sea level rise until Obama's home is wiped out? How many years?
Such a bitter person you are.View attachment 539160
How many inches of sea level rise until Obama's home is wiped out? How many years?
Such a bitter person you are.
Well, Obama did say that when he won the 2008 nomination, that the rise of the oceans slowed.
I guess there is nothing to worry about.
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I've had the luxury of visiting a lot of places in the world over the last 20 years, and I got to spend a lot of time on the Philippine Islands. I recall one year where the beach sands eroded significantly, and there was some effort to blame global warming.They weren't build underwater, yet here we are
The next year not only had all that sand returned, there was another 50 yards of beach and 100 yards of shallow water you could walk out on. The wife and I were so far from the shore before the water even got to mid chest level that it was difficult to see people on the beach.
Furthermore, the evidence is in the rock. Along the coast of this specific resort we noticed that the water levels have not risen past the erosion levels the waves have created after 1000's of years. The same ports that were built 200 years ago by the spanish were still visible. The same docks we have on/off boarded for 20 fucking years are no different.
That's my own experience that tells me the bed wetters are full of shit when it comes to sea level catastrophe.
Then there are places like Venice. It's been there at ocean level for over 1000 years. Boston Harbor, NY Harbor... 200+ years and no significant changes in water level.
The MMGW/Climate Change/Stop Driving/Stop Eating Beef/Stop Flying/Wear a Mask bullshit is really getting old.
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I'm rooting for a hurricane.View attachment 539160
How many inches of sea level rise until Obama's home is wiped out? How many years?
Because there is no keep everything the same button that exists.Every environmental change brings winners and losers. 10,000 years ago the Sahara was much greener, why is that? How many ruins are now under water? How much arable land has been lost?
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Every environmental change brings winners and losers. 10,000 years ago the Sahara was much greener, why is that? How many ruins are now under water? How much arable land has been lost?
What did mankind have to do with ANY of that?
Trump's Mar-a-Largo will be happy to hear.Well, Obama did say that when he won the 2008 nomination, that the rise of the oceans slowed.
I guess there is nothing to worry about.
Agreed, so we have to assume change and prepare for it, not hide our heads in the sand and wish for the best.Because there is no keep everything the same button that exists.
Why does that matter?What did mankind have to do with ANY of that?
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Why does that matter?
Because we're living on a ball of rock hurting through space and our neighbor is a big yellow thermonuclear ball of plasma.
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