When would global warming destroy life on Earth? Study hazards a guess. – CSMonitor.com
The trend in global temperatures looks devastating.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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There will probably be a flurry of debate if one mentions that The surface temp of Venus is caused by runaway GHE.
But alas, Venus is not hot because of a “runaway greenhouse” … this is absurd and impossible.
Has anyone told the IPCC?
Yes and the moon is an example of what happens after deforestation
Any excuse for this classic…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fnALdKllwU
Well, quoting from the article, “The research suggests that from a standpoint of Earth’s climate, it would likely take another 1.5 billion years, even accounting for the pace at which human activities are pumping greenhouse gases into the air, for a runaway greenhouse effect to take over…” According to the precautionary principle, it’s worth bankrupting ourselves now to protect our great-great-[50 million more]-grandchildren.