Unfortunately though, the IQ of global warming researchers has dropped of a cliff.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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I wonder how many books he would have sold if he had said ” There is nothing to worry about, the Arctic and polar bears are doing just fine”.
Not many.
As they know the number of polar bears to withing 25% Maybe. The population may or may not have changed over the last ten years and the population may or may not change over the next couple of thousand years. That is definitely something to be concerned about!
Send in Chicken Little!
& if Amstrupody and other polish bear scientists are right about Nibiru, we’ll need to wear these nikes and put purple blankies over our heads to catch the next comet.