[stylin19a]

Many of sub-Saharan Africa's smallholder farmers - one of the groups hardest hit by more frequent and worsening drought linked to climate change - are women.

In other parts of the developing world, women and girls face the prospect of walking further to gather water as a result of climate change drying up riverbeds and groundwater supplies.

Natural disasters, which are expected to worsen with climate change, are also likely to kill more women and girls than men, a 2007 study from the London School of Economics showed.

I guessing this will be the 3rd year(4th year?) in a row, some climate change fanatics will have to be rescued from the climate in Antartica.

[LukeL]

Better not call men to come in with helicopters and rescue equipment, that would be subjugation.

[GraceG]

____Insert Natural Disaster here_______ women, children and minorities hit hardest....

[LouieFisk]

“I guessing this will be the 3rd year(4th year?) in a row, some climate change fanatics will have to be rescued from the climate in Antartica.”
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“Ship Of Fool-ettes”

[a fool in paradise]

Earthquakes and floods target women and girls more than men and boys?

[Jim Noble]

I guessing this will be the 3rd year(4th year?) in a row, some climate change fanatics will have to be rescued from the climate in Antartica

That was my first thought, too (of course).

However, like most feminist frauds, there's more to the story.

They are going in late Spring early Summer (naturally). They are going by ship, not flying. They will "set sail from Argentina", even though their coven is gathering in Australia. This means they are going to the coast, not the interior. The closest part of Antarctica to Argentina is the Antarctic peninsula, which reaches all the way up to 62 degrees south. The weather forecast for December 2 (the day they leave) at that location is for a low of 32F, so the "subzero temperatures" they are braving will be (at most) in the high 20s.

And, best of all (according to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation), "once they arrive, they will spend 20 days at sea carrying out important scientific work", in other words, THEY AREN"T EVEN SPENDING A NIGHT ON LAND, NOT EVEN LAND AT 62 degrees south.

The ship, no doubt, will have an all male crew.

You would have to worry about canoodling with the crew, but then again...

They are way overdressed for the Antarctic summer.

[Moltke]

a 2007 study from the London School of Economics showed

One of the main incubators of the looney left. Look up its history.

[Chuckster]

Well, at least someone told this group of scientists when summer is in Antarctica.