[ptsal]

Just one volcano and a mega-earthquake and it will be game-over.

[bigbob]

And of course those things will be our fault too.

[redangus]

So now it’s not 5 years or 10 years or even 50 years. It could be 100 or 500 years but terrible things are you going to happen just wait and see. And it’s all our fault. Weren’t we in the Little Ice Age about 250 years ago?

[RayChuang88]

There are plentiful volcanoes in the Indonesian Archipelago that are capable of an eruption somewhere between Krakatoa and Tambora in size. And there are volcanoes on Iceland capable of producing a huge amount of volcanic ash and sulfide gases too.

I mean, look at what happened after Mount Pinatubo erupted in 1991--California had several way above winters of normal rain.

[Mollypitcher1]

Scientists dancing around the MAY pole looking for more and more subsidies to keep up their war on humanity. A war founded on “FEAR” of the unknown in order to achieve absolute control pf humans. Just more Commie propaganda.

[mikrofon]

NTM one decent sized asteroid cherry on top…

[Zeppo]

It just means humans should be more focused on taking action now to avoid triggering the tipping points. We don’t know where they are so let’s be safe and stay far away.

The author of this foolish piece, Jon Abraham, is displaying his manifest ignorance.

If the IPCC is correct in stating that, "The climate system is a coupled non-linear chaotic system, and therefore the long-term prediction of future climate states is not possible", then it is entirely conceivable that by taking the actions that the author prefers it will cause a 'climate catastrophe', while taking no such action will cause no such problems.