Mainadhoo Island, Southern Maldives is one of the islands studied in this research. Credit: Holly East -- Northumbria University
Mainadhoo Island, Southern Maldives is one of the islands studied in this research. Credit: Holly East -- Northumbria University
First, what rising sea levels? Where?
“Rising global sea levels”
What does that even mean? Compared to what? Is there a “normal,” or “mean” sea level somewhere?
Then there are studies by “experts” that says we are losing the ocean do to subduction in the Pacific.
Sheesh.
5.56mm
Good thing the president of the Maldives spent all of the money he got from other countries to mitigate sea level rise on building an airport for luxury tourism from India.
Man-made global warming will save the reefs.
Bad news. There was just a study that the oceans are being gobbled up by the subduction zones.
The Oregon coast hasn’t changed a bit than since I was a kid. No sea level rise. If they’re the same here, then they’re the same everywhere.
More of that “God made global warming” I guess. Perhaps the dem house will pass laws ordering God to comply with Algore’s mandated max carbon footprint.
Theoretical conclusions based on manufactured false hypotheses.
The moon is made of green cheese so if a large asteroid hits it the earth will have rain of cheese causing an explosion in the rat population, thus women, children and minorities will be affected most by the rodent dangers.
Trump’s wall will keep the rats in Mexico, causing more harm to the noble savages who only want to come here to help diversify our culture and take care of our lawns.
Life has never ENDED with climate change in all the history of the world, because LIFE writ large changes with climate change. While some conditions disadvantage some things, other things are advanataged. Why do humans occupy just about every temperature nich on the planet? Because they are survivers, they adapt. And humans are possibly now better capable of mitigating the effects of and adapting to “climate change” than we have ever been in all past history.
