We have truly reached a tipping point of stupidity and insanity, when people write and read this crap.
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Steven and others … insanity like this in print may be a good sign since it is such over the top alarmism even the most nitwit reader sees it for the compulsive alarmism it is. The more nonsense of this type, which people see, the more they learn to ignore it.
No, the more they begin to realize how stupid this whole “science” actually is.
opps meant to mention that last night when the wind shifted to their back the rowers started a mad dash for Cambridge Bay and sanctuary from the ice cold GLO-BULL warming they have experienced the last two months.
All comments of any worth are deleted from their facebook site … only the approved party line nonsense is allowed.
I want to see a map of the supposed areas underwater. It seems the coastal blue voting areas would be most at risk. This could be better than redistricting. How can we speed it up?
Good point. More CO2! (if only it really worked.)
(It’s also worth posting this idea to see if it gets recycled over at Climate Progress and HuffPost – as a conservative/denialist plot!)
I have known for several years that they drowned the Insane Left in self-righteous twaddle, daily, so this is no news to me. That’s how I knew they were a part of the Insane Left, after all (the term I invented, by the way…modest cough).
They failed to include the terrifying seawater reflux in the South Platte River that would inundate Colorado plains all the way to the Piedmont.
Some experts claim that just a one INCH rise could cause (Hawaii) shoreline to move up eight feet.
First, that’s underestimated. NCAR models projected the factor for Hawaii at 128, i.e. over 10 ft actual sea level rise (ASLR) in Honolulu for every inch of CO2-induced sea level rise.
For Colorado, the NCAR models have the factor at 64,000.
Wellington, Colorado will become Atlantis.
There goes the soccer fields.
It was too dry and dusty during the Arsenal tournament anyway. They will have to move the fields to a safer elevation up in Red Feather. The early 19th century settlers there knew what they were doing.
We’re arguing science to religion. How else could this global warming Frankenstein still be up and about?
Noticed that New Orleans would flood from all this sea level rise. I believe that’s why they have levee’s, that if properly maintained, keep them separated from the water.
The National Geographic Society is spreading fear, too. They picture the Statue of Liberty waist deep in water on their September 2013 magazine cover, with the headline, “Rising Seas, How They are Changing Our Coastlines.”
A few pages in, the fine print explains, “If all of the Earth’s ice does melt thousands of years from now . . . .”
NYC, LA, that would be an improvement.
All US cities are already set to drown, but the seas are the least of their problems.