One of the World’s Coldest Places Is Now the Warmest It’s Been in 1k Years
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https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2023/01/13/bill-gates-we-will-overs...
As far as i’ve ever seen, we have no mechanism to cool the planet currently. Where does the idea that we have control come from? What’s the science?
This has been discussed for about 5 decades. After 50 years, I’m not sure why we aren’t discussing the same issue.
A more simplistic gold standard approach says just look at sea level rise, and it's relatively flat at about 3mm per year, or a foot per century.
The entire climate industry relies on unproven, highly speculative feedback loops that unsuccessfully attempt to model the effects of moisture in the air.
In fact, even Exxon had good models 50 years ago
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2023/01/12/business/exxon-climate-mo...
Remember, when people like yourself couldn’t imagine how 1 million Americans could die from coronavirus?
“more people died from blah blah blah, than coronavirus “
That went on for about a year, then the message turned to be “there’s nothing we could’ve done “
I was asking for a source, not yet another vague rambling
They both do and don't. 97% of scientists DO believe that humans have at least SOME impact. 3% believe humans have Zero impact.
But that doesn't say anything, anything at all. It's a propaganda piece. 97% of scientists COULD believe that warming is 99% natural, and that stat would be technically correct. It simply doesnt have any meaning.
The question that is rarely asked or claimed is what percentage is natural and what percentage is anthropogenic?
In addition, climate change doesn't mean that all temperature measurements are consistently higher all the time. It just means the average global temperature has increased. So measurements at a specific site don't mean much (yes, that means that this article doesn't mean much either. You need an average of many sites across the world to come to a realistic conclusion).
It's also worth considering how fast the temperature is changing. The average global temperature has been hotter than it is now, but it rose and fell at a far slower rate than it does now.