Rising extreme weather events

[ding]

Fear mongering isn't science.

booga booga booga!!!!!

 

[skookerasbil]

This guy posts up a thread like this at least once/year for the past 12 years in here. Still nobody is caring.

The reason is everyone and their brother has seen this stuff happening their whole lives......routinely.

Only way it will matter is if we see a truly significant change.......like 75 degrees for 2 weeks in mid-January in central Canada. Or stuff like out of the movie, "Day After Tomorrow"...........and not a moment sooner.

 

[westwall]

Nobody knows the effects of extreme weather events better than the people that insure the insurance companies.
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Insurance companies love to charge money for policies they KNOW, they will never have to pay on.

 

[westwall]

Nobody knows the effects of extreme weather events better than the people that insure the insurance companies.
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Perhaps people's stuff is just worth more. The more prosperous a country, the more they're going to lose in disasters.

It's called INFLATION

 

[CrusaderFrank]

LOL!!! OMG that's so funny you think that's "proof" of your CO2 Molecule!

 

[CrusaderFrank]

This guy posts up a thread like this at least once/year for the past 12 years in here. Still nobody is caring.

The reason is everyone and their brother has seen this stuff happening their whole lives......routinely.

Only way it will matter is if we see a truly significant change.......like 75 degrees for 2 weeks in mid-January in central Canada. Or stuff like out of the movie, "Day After Tomorrow"...........and not a moment sooner.

Textbook definition of insanity

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Newsflash: Hot in summer, CO2 to blame, women and children hit hardest, the USA alone must pay $78 Trillion, no guaranteed results

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

women and children hit hardest,

And minorities.

 

[gipper]

Nobody knows the effects of extreme weather events better than the people that insure the insurance companies.
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Extreme weather causes serious damage and destroys assets worth billions. Discover how to handle weather risks with solutions by Munich Re.

www.munichre.com

When we get hit with a powerful solar storm, with our weakening magnetic field, we might be sent back to a non-electric age. We won’t much care about global warming then, as we freeze to death.

 

[jc456]

Nobody knows the effects of extreme weather events better than the people that insure the insurance companies.
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Extreme weather causes serious damage and destroys assets worth billions. Discover how to handle weather risks with solutions by Munich Re.

www.munichre.com

How does CO2 create extreme weather?

 

[Stryder50]

How does CO2 create extreme weather?

Especially when it's only a ratio of one part per 2,500.

 

[toobfreak]

Nobody knows the effects of extreme weather events better than the people that insure the insurance companies.

Looks like the insurance companies aren't carrying their weight! Their losses have remained fairly even over the years.

 

[toobfreak]

How does CO2 create extreme weather?

The 45 trillion dollar question.