Four Weeks Left Until The Maldives Drown

“Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I’m not sure about the former.”

Albert Einstein

On September 26, 1988 climate experts said all 1,196 Maldives Islands would drown in 30 years. That is only four weeks away.

26 Sep 1988 – Threat to islands

So far, they are batting 0.000 with their forecast.  This is what the Maldives looks like this morning.

Live Cam Kuredu Island Resort

In 1997, the President of the Maldives pleaded for help. He said Island countries were about to disappear under the seas.

25 Jun 1997, Page 1 – Standard-Speaker at Newspapers.com

Ten years ago, The Guardian said the Maldives were packing up and moving out.

Maldives seek to buy a new homeland | Environment | The Guardian

Now the Guardian says the Maldives are the moral leader on climate change, and are adapting by taking in tens of billions of dollars of big oil money to expand their resorts and bring in millions more tourists.

‘We need development’: Maldives switches focus from climate threat to mass tourism | Environment | The Guardian

It takes moral courage to survive expanding islands.

Low-lying Pacific islands ‘growing not sinking’ – BBC News

In climate science, islands expand as the disappear under the sea.

‘Sinking’ Pacific nation is getting bigger: study

The Guardian says if you don’t believe the Maldives will be gone in four weeks, you are evil and must be silenced.

Climate change is not a matter for debate. We must not offer credibility to those who deny it | Letters | Environment | The Guardian

It is unfortunate the Guardian didn’t take their stance on silencing skeptics 180 years ago, when CO2 was 280 PPM and Maldives Islands actually were disappearing.

17 Feb 1837 – ACCOUNT OF THE MALDIVES

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10 Responses to Four Weeks Left Until The Maldives Drown

  1. richard says:

    Since the early 70s the Maldives has been stripping the coral for building use in the massively increasing tourist industry so by 1988 the coral was in a dire situation causing havoc on the islands but suited the greenies to extract money from the alarmist industry blaming it on climate change.

    A ban was put on using coral for building in the early 1990s and today it is doing fine.

  2. Gator says:

    Just like the missing heat, the missing sea level rise is hiding at the bottom of the oceans, just waiting for its opportunity to spring forth as a tsunami. This makes more sense than admitting that the models are wrong.

  3. Anon says:

    This example is even more egregious:

    Tuvalu Prime Minister Enele Sopoaga says climate change ‘like a weapon of mass destruction’ aimed at his island.

    http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-08-15/an-tuvalu-president-is-climate-change-27like-a-weapon-of-mass-/5672696

    And that the people being flooded out need to leave:

    Tuvalu refugees may get special visas for Australia

    h**p://www.visabureau.com/australia/news/27-10-2008/tuvalu-refugees-may-get-special-visas-for-australia.aspx

    And then the money pours in to fix the problem:

    Tuvalu’s climate resilience shored up with launch of US$38.9 million adaptation project

    h**p://www.pacific.undp.org/content/pacific/en/home/presscenter/pressreleases/2017/08/30/tuvalu-s-climate-resilience-shored-up-with-launch-of-us-38-9-million-adaptation-project-.html

    And then you find out that no one bothered to go out to the harbor to check the tide gauge:

    ‘Sinking’ Pacific nation Tuvalu is actually getting bigger, new research reveals.

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-5371535/Sinking-Pacific-nation-getting-bigger-study.html

    Tuvalu Tide gauge with no sign of sea level rise:

    PSMSL FUNAFUTI B

    http://www.psmsl.org/data/obtaining/stations/1839.php

    I have no problem if Griff (et.al) wants to give his own money the the Prime Minister of Tuvalu, but requiring others to do the same is the problem. To a lot of sane minded people, this would be called a “scam”, but I don’t think we should exclude the voluntary participation of individuals; if it makes them feel better psychologically, giving to Tuvalu might actually be cheaper than seeing a psychotherapist.

    But, if they just changed the title of the first article from Weapon of Mass Destruction” to “Weapon of Mass Construction” that would clarify a lot of things.

    • Colorado Wellington says:

      Ms Griff can show that she stopped hating brown people by giving her money to the Prime Minister of Tuvalu to defend the island against the weather.

  4. Stewart Pid says:

    The Grifftard thinks the Guardian is the gold standard of climate reporting. Griff isn’t the brightest crayon in the box.

    • Gator says:

      Correction: Ms Griff “believes” the Guardian is the gold standard climate reporting. Ms Griff does not “think”, she parrots anti-science and anti-human propaganda. She emotes.

  5. AndyDC says:

    We have absolutely no right to question Big Brother, even though he has been wrong time and time again! In fact when is the last time Big Brother has been right about anything?

  6. arn says:

    I guess i have the answer:
    There is malpractice
    when something bad is was done.
    There is malfunction
    when something does not function.
    Therefore(nomen est omen) Maldive
    is a term for islands that failed to dive though they were supposed to.
    Their inability to drown just make the climate scientists look like blatant liers.

  7. Bart says:

    Another excellent post. Bookmarked.

  8. Tim says:

    The Maldives – an entire nation of conmen

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