Low CO2 floods were an act of God and were just, but smaller high CO2 floods are caused by humans and are unjust.
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There were brutal floods in Brisbane that year too … it’s called “La Nina”.
Is that the Pakistani word for carbon dioxide?
Yes 😉
“Low CO2 floods were an act of God and were just, but smaller high CO2 floods are caused by humans and are unjust.”
Clearly then, increasing levels of CO2 cause justice change, with less justice at higher CO2 levels. The proxy for this is the number of lawyers, and that is a real hockey stick.
Global weirding has apparently been around for awhile.
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