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After they diddled with the numbers?
After they shut down opposing scientists ?
There was no diddling of numbers.
Your 'opposing scientists' couldn't write a paper that would pass peer assessment, their work is shoddy but good enough to fool you.

The world has warmed 1.5ºC, as the IPCC has warned us.
We are on track for 3ºC or more.

There is no denying that the IPCC scientists, including Mann, Hansen and others, are right.
You can't even raise a single point that disputes any of this.
 

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Don’t give a flying fuck about Quebec and the doom over flooding is bullshit propaganda.

Why are idiots building in flood zones?

Flooding has been around since dinosaurs

No cigar yet, get trying
People have built in flood zones for decades, the difference was they could pay high insurance premiums and not lose everything.
Now their houses are almost worthless because there are more floods from climate change.

Climate change didn't create flood zones. Nature did. It's why they call it the mighty Mississippi You ever read the story about Noah's Arc. I'll give you a briefing on it. It involves a flood.
Is that why they call it the Mississippi?
And Noah's ark?

You bring some serious science to the debate.
I don't know why all the science deniers aren't making use of this chance to buy flood zone and coastal property while its cheap.
Since you know so much more than the insurance industry and all of science this is the perfect time to buy while its cheap.
 

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People have built in flood zones for decades, the difference was they could pay high insurance premiums and not lose everything.
Now their houses are almost worthless because there are more floods from climate change.



Is that why they call it the Mississippi?
And Noah's ark?

You bring some serious science to the debate.
I don't know why all the science deniers aren't making use of this chance to buy flood zone and coastal property while its cheap.
Since you know so much more than the insurance industry and all of science this is the perfect time to buy while its cheap.
Do you know guns have been available forever ( well almost) , and if people don’t want to become a statistic best not to play with loaded ones? Aka no-one is forcing no-one to buy in flood zones. And yet politicians, city planers, continue to allow it.

Do you know when hurricanes blow in and flood towns on coastlines, they are still building and buying there.

And do you know when you raze fields for parking lots, not only are you removing shade and living things, and natures filters. You change both soil erosion and how water takes the path of least resistance and shit rolls down hills.

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And do you know, that most or a lot of todays mega insurance claims are due to deforestation
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And do you know as more and more and more people file insurance claims, premiums go up and up and up. Insurance Cos, underwriters and risk evaluators aren’t in the business of losing green stuff. Such a simple thing to solve, but no-one is.
 

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Once again. It is inevitable. Do you understand that much? Let’s start there.

forest fires.
do you know fires are chemical reactions and need three things? Ever tried to burn a live tree vs dead tinder?

floods.
do you know water takes the path of least resistance.

have you heard the song paving paradise for parking lots. Maybe you should get a finger nail dirty, volunteer to plant trees or try to save what’s critically important and all around you, the Credit, the Humber, the Rouge, Duffins, Lynde, Harmony, Wilmot Ganaraska. I won’t include the Don, you’ve already made that a cesspool and it’s way too late….And what’s just north of you and under the ground. Almost all you can get to on the TTC or walk to. If your shit and piss polluting them don’t bother you. Maybe less snowfall should.

Do you know and this is very broadly, very loosely speaking that nature has this magical way of balancing itself. So while the prairies might get less precipitation….might somewhere else get more? If so where?

it amazes me now all of a sudden your concerned about farmers. You don’t seem two give two shits about them any other time. Whether that’s rural/small town Ontario and ubi gangs. Or western Canada wanting to separate

Either way, long before its fire and brimstone. My money will be on us doing it to ourselves first.
 
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Answer my question in your next response or we'll just consider you confirmed-brainwashed since I've lost track of how many times I've asked the question and you have avoided answering.
A picture of frank may explain his behaviour:
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More distractions and deflections from oh so much.

Mr I’m nothing but a weekend/keyboard warrior that tries to tell others how to live greener, but has never cracked a fingernail for the environment, never mind looked in a mirror and his glass house. And the literal cesspool you are creating. Nor how vitally important it is.

that doesn’t grasp carrying capacity. Lmao
obviously you have no clue that moles like insects are part of the environment and ecosystem. Moles provides benefits, and are low on the food chain. For things like foxes and hawks. Or that foxes like clean water to drink to. So do rabbits and bambis. Obviously you’ve never been in a field and seen a fox mousing. What happens to foxes when the moles in those fields and riparian zones are gone……..

Your idea of a wilderness experience is a concrete Jungle….ooops, never mind, you don’t even know about gangs and the ghetto south of Yorkdale mall and it’s 50 field parking lot, is called the Jungle.

You’re a funny joke Mr SJW, that’s never been out of his basement. Never mind oh so much. Like what’s all around you. Litterally.

tell us what the actual name is for substrate under a stream. Let’s call it the Humber which is no longer a cold water stream. Look plenty solid but when you step on it, your on your way to China. Nor would you know that not all that long Salmon swam in all those rivers, from East to West by the tens of thousands… Today they are stocked.

Lol you and your moral outrage make me laugh. Go get your finger nails manicured Frank. That is if you can handle the sun someday.
frank's only contribution to TERB is creating animosity and discord. He is universally despised because of his proclivity to call everybody else a liar while he has no compunction to lie through his teeth, his refusal to answer the simplest of questions and his poor debating ethics. He contributes nothing of value. I don't know why he's here.
 

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sea levels have risen and fallen many times before mankind created the internal combustion engine
Were they measuring sea levels back then? When did they start doing so? Do you have the results over that time?

Just asking some legitimate questions.
 

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Do you know guns have been available forever ( well almost) , and if people don’t want to become a statistic best not to play with loaded ones? Aka no-one is forcing no-one to buy in flood zones. And yet politicians, city planers, continue to allow it.

Do you know when hurricanes blow in and flood towns on coastlines, they are still building and buying there.

And do you know when you raze fields for parking lots, not only are you removing shade and living things, and natures filters. You change both soil erosion and how water takes the path of least resistance and shit rolls down hills.

.


And do you know, that most or a lot of todays mega insurance claims are due to deforestation
.

And do you know as more and more and more people file insurance claims, premiums go up and up and up. Insurance Cos, underwriters and risk evaluators aren’t in the business of losing green stuff. Such a simple thing to solve, but no-one is.
Wow, what a truly wacked post.
How incredibly irrelevant, incoherent and ignorant.

You really have no idea what the climate change debate is about, do you?


 

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frank's only contribution to TERB is creating animosity and discord. He is universally despised because of his proclivity to call everybody else a liar while he has no compunction to lie through his teeth, his refusal to answer the simplest of questions and his poor debating ethics. He contributes nothing of value. I don't know why he's here.
shack counter:
10 accusations of lying, 13 intentional misquotes - 0 proof
 

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Were they measuring sea levels back then? When did they start doing so? Do you have the results over that time?

Just asking some legitimate questions.
Were they measuring sea levels before the internal combustion engine ?
sure...... that is a legitimate question

Tide gauges have a relative long history. At some places, systematic sea level observations have been performed and recorded since the late 17th or early 18th century. This is the case in Amsterdam, for instance, since 1682, in Liverpool since 1768, or in Stockholm since 1774.
Given how important sea travel has been through history, man has likely been studying sea levels shortly after creating mathematics

multiple ice ages would naturally affect sea levels & we are still naturally emerging from an ice age

any significant sea level rise would require massive amounts of ice melt

Bottom line
90% of the planets ice (70% of the fresh water) is entombed in the Antarctic
Antarctic Ice Sheet extends almost 14 million square kilometers (5.4 million square miles), roughly the area of the contiguous United States and Mexico combined. It also contains about 30 million cubic kilometers (7.2 million cubic miles) of ice.
The ice sheet averages 2,160 meters thick, making Antarctica the highest continent.

The average temperature in the interior throughout the year is about -57°C, with the minimum temperature being -90°C during the winter season.

The whole continent is frozen 99.9% of the time

This ice block is not going to melt anytime soon
if temperatures rise by 60 C , it will melt, however every living thing on the planet would have been roasted,

Co2 is measured in parts per million

one will be able to adjust to the naturally occurring sea level rise that might occur in a lifetime by taking a half step back from the surf
 
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Were they measuring sea levels before the internal combustion engine ?
sure...... that is a legitimate question
Its not a legitimate question, it shows you have basic understandings of paleoclimatology.
We have learned how to use multiple methods to detect historic sea levels.


any significant sea level rise would require massive amounts of ice melt

Bottom line
90% of the planets ice (70% of the fresh water) is entombed in the Antarctic
Antarctic Ice Sheet extends almost 14 million square kilometers (5.4 million square miles), roughly the area of the contiguous United States and Mexico combined. It also contains about 30 million cubic kilometers (7.2 million cubic miles) of ice.
The ice sheet averages 2,160 meters thick, making Antarctica the highest continent.

The average temperature in the interior throughout the year is about -57°C, with the minimum temperature being -90°C during the winter season.

The whole continent is frozen 99.9% of the time

This ice block is not going to melt anytime soon
if temperatures rise by 60 C , it will melt, however every living thing on the planet would have been roasted,

Co2 is measured in parts per million

one will be able to adjust to the naturally occurring sea level rise that might occur in a lifetime by taking a half step back from the surf
Antarctic glacial melt in the transition between glacier and sea is the issue.
Do you understand how much ice is not on the surface of the antarctic but is a floating glacier attached?
 

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Its not a legitimate question, it shows you have basic understandings of paleoclimatology.
We have learned how to use multiple methods to detect historic sea levels.
sure its a legitimate question
however it was not me who asked it

i answered the question correctly
try to keep up



Antarctic glacial melt in the transition between glacier and sea is the issue.
Do you understand how much ice is not on the surface of the antarctic but is a floating glacier attached?

Ha Ha

and once again you demonstrative how you do not have the first clue about science
floating ice has no effect on volume when it melts



besides

1. Antarctica is a vast ice-covered landmass surrounded by sea (unlike the Arctic, which is an ice-covered ocean surrounded by land).
98% is on land

2. The distribution of precipitation over Antarctica is very marked, with several metres of snow falling each year near the coast but the interior only getting an annual snowfall of a few centimetres,

3. do you not understand what -57C means when you babble about Antarctic glacial melt ?

when's your next clown show ?
 
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sure its a legitimate question
however it was not me who asked it

i answered the question correctly
try to keep up






Ha Ha

and once again you demonstrative how you do not have the first clue about science
floating ice has no effect on volume when it melts

FF gets his "science facts" from memes and X posts. He's just here for entertainment purposes.
 
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