Unfortunately, massive resources are allocated to climate but almost nothing -- not even lip service -- to the population problem.
The United States is not experiencing uncontrolled population growth. The amount of money spent in the U. S. to make it convenient for women to have abortions does nothing to slow or contain the unconstrained population growth in undeveloped and underdeveloped nations.
Really? Nothing in the earth's history compares with the climate we see today?Ah so context means nothing to you & still denying essentials re rate of change as CO2 foundation for enthalpy change
Chicken Little is working overtime and hyperventilating
I find it hard to believe that large scale volcanic activity would be slower than our production of CO2 from pollution/deforestation.See my link, there's a small pinatubo bounce circa mid 1991, sad fact is anthropogenic CO2 emissions still far ahead of natural (pre-industrial era) sources as inferred re the same link...
...Inferring environmental change from CO2 change is uncertain at bestNo ! Its based on enthalpy, you've been show this before, known for ~100yrs, never refuted ie
.. and don't seem to be affected by CO2 nearly as much alarmists thinkTaking links in turn:-
..IPCC AR5, Chapter 5 states that sea levels were at least 5 metersSo what ?, essential issue clearly RoC, your agenda to obfuscate current problem by being disingenuous precedes you !
It's important to realize that a foundational assumption in geology and other planetary sciences today is that we can understand the past and future by simply looking at the present. It's called uniformitarianism.
In other words, slow, gradual change is already baked into our theories at the point of the initial hypothesis. -HannesAlfven
It's important to realize that a foundational assumption in geology and other planetary sciences today is that we can understand the past and future by simply looking at the present.
It's called uniformitarianism.
In other words, slow, gradual change is already baked into our theories at the point of the initial hypothesis. ... It was already assumed, and that assumption is implicit in every single proxy data that is ever taken.
Modern science journalism has lost its way,
independent voice
This study doesn't show unprecedented environmental change, it shows CO2 change. That's it. Inferring environmental change from CO2 change is uncertain at best. Current trends of atmospheric warming, ocean pH change, and sea level rise are not necessarily unprecedented and don't seem to be affected by CO2 nearly as much alarmists think. See for yourself:
Sea level rise (satellite, 1993-present):
http://sealevel.colorado.edu/
And IPCC AR5, Chapter 5 states that sea levels were at least 5 meters higher during the last interglacial period.
Atmospheric warming (proxies, 12,00 years):
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Atmospheric warming (proxies, 12,00 years):
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Terrifying. It's hard to believe the Earth survived coming out of the last Ice Age. Look at that trend-line!
Atmospheric warming (proxies, 12,00 years):
https://en.wikipe...ions.png
Terrifying. It's hard to believe the Earth survived coming out of the last Ice Age. Look at that trend-line!
The correct link isAtmospheric warming (proxies, 12,00 years):It's hard to believe the Earth survived.... Ice Age. Look at that trend-line!
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The great flood mythology emerged in that period, in which nearly all humans and animals are said to have been eradicated. The sea level rose by 30 meters. Many species disappeared. What are you trying to suggest, that nothing happened?
So Biblical stories are now evidence of the catastrophic nature of change?No !
The species that disappeared were specialized to cold climates. It's not tragic, it's why life still exists hereInappropriate, any loss of a species reduces diversity as such reduces adaptation potential for related species remaining - isn't there a position about this in "Environment Science" ?
It's not like a 30m wall of water wiped life away, though sea level rise WAS far greater then than the estimated 1-3mm/year we are currently experiencingSo you are implying there was time for species to move & thus your suggestion the species disappeared shouldn't be accepted, or can jeffensley clarify the contradiction?
It's just nice to have some contextWhich ignores contemporary Rate of Change !
jeffensley kneejerk & obtuseSo Biblical stories are now evidence of the catastrophic nature of change?No !
It is not because there is no god that everything the bible says is without foundation."god" is just a millennia old and outdated rationalisation of nature.Indeed and fwiw at many levels, the most abstract I've come across is buried in Hinduism which claims numerical relationships re the rate brahma sustains the universe at (iirc) some 3 billion times in the blink of an eye, implying the universal view is created & destroyed as equivalent to 'appearance to mind' at that rate and although it seems to point to a planck time, its still a stretch but, does raise a philosophical question as to how it was arrived at given it's some 3000+yrs old...
Current pace of environmental change is unprecedented in Earth's history
Spot on. AGW has always been a vehicle for the advancement of socialismAny evidence for this ?
..every article about anthropogenic global warming -- er, climate change -- has the obligatory redistribution of resources through carbon taxes or other means?As in article you mean "all" scientific papers ever ?
krundoloss
Jan 5, 2016