Great lakes Climate Change Myths

[jtssrx]

 

[Rod]

Oh this is going to trigger boomboom lol 

[washedupmxer]

Since I'm from Michigan I always ask warmers how the lakes got here 

They get frustrated 😂

[washedupmxer]

I actually tweeted the writer of one these great lakes articles from 2014

Shockingly enough...no reply

Edited February 17, 2020 by washedupmxer

[bussman]

Remember when predicted in 2000 sea level rises were going to sink every coastal city? 
 

sCiEnCe

[snopro31]

23 minutes ago, bussman said:

Remember when predicted in 2000 sea level rises were going to sink every coastal city? 
 

sCiEnCe

and those believing the "science" have been buying up coastal properties like climate change is a myth 

[irv]

I get a kick out of this guy, Peter Kimbell, a meteorologist and a known climate alarmist, who recently wrote that the GTA and surrounding areas will see a chillier February compared to January.

He also states this:  Meterologist Peter Kimbell was only willing to look ahead two weeks but given warmer-than-normal January temperatures, we’d be forgiven for thinking February might offer more of the same.

And this: "

Last fall, the Farmer’s Almanac was predicting a bad winter, but Kimbell conceded that’s the problem with seasonal forecasts.

“Let us not pretend we know what’s going to happen beyond a couple of weeks because we don’t,” said Kimbell.

“If one wishes to believe the degree of cloud cover on the morning of Feb. 2 is the predictor of what’s going to happen for the next six weeks, well I’m not going say no to somebody who wants to believe that,” he said before adding: “It has no bearing on reality whatsoever.”

I sure hope this guy isn't Boom boom's or anyone else's climate alarmist hero? 

The 2 comments at the end of this article sum it up well, and anyone with a functioning brain would agree. 

https://torontosun.com/news/local-news/environment-canada-mild-winter-gives-way-to-chilly-february#comments

[ArcticCrusher]

Real Science instead of junk.

 

 

[Highmark]

1 hour ago, snopro31 said:

and those believing the "science" have been buying up coastal properties like climate change is a myth 

Yep.  

[snopro31]

14 minutes ago, Highmark said:

Yep.  

To many sheep in this world. 

Maybe the coronavirus will thin the herd out

[Highmark]

8 minutes ago, snopro31 said:

To many sheep in this world. 

Maybe the coronavirus will thin the herd out

Think of all the investment money that goes into coastal area's.   If banks, investment firms or wealthy investors thought for one second the ocean's would rise in the next 10-30 years there isn't a chance they would spend money there.   I'd like to see one real estate prospectus that mentions global warming or rising oceans.   

Where are all the people dumping oceanfront property cheap because its losing value due to rising water levels?  

Edited February 17, 2020 by Highmark

[ArcticCrusher]

12 minutes ago, Highmark said:

Think of all the investment money that goes into coastal area's.   If banks, investment firms or wealthy investors thought for one second the ocean's would rise in the next 10-30 years there isn't a chance they would spend money there.   I'd like to see one real estate prospectus that mentions global warming or rising oceans.   

Where are all the people dumping oceanfront property cheap because its losing value due to rising water levels?  

That in itself should be reason to call the bs for what it is.

[DriftBusta]

1 hour ago, ArcticCrusher said:

That in itself should be reason to call the bs for what it is.

Who was that crusty old white American guy, Dan something, who bought a castle in England, and he got up in front of some British global warming nutcase and basically told her to shut the fuck up for those same reasons.  That was gold.