Posted on 02/18/2019 5:10:06 AM PST by rktman
No, so often they cannot see.
What a ludicrous rambling article.
Leftists. They just gotta' have something to complain about...
You will know the “rising oceans” predication is coming true when waterfront real estate begins dropping in value. Until that happens, it just all so much hot air.
Studies show that humans don’t respond well to abstract projections.
Nope. The ocean does whatever it wants.
The amount of delusion in this article is staggering
I guess she is some kind of super human. Above all us mere humans.
Shucks! I was hoping for that hilarious Goebbels photo.
Beneficial lomg-term outcomes such as reducing the intensity of climate change....???? How? More & more taxes seems to be the only answer they have & that doesn’t work.
There is no delusion, just a sustained campaign to coerce Americans into a reduced standard of living while the elites keep their private jets, waterfront homes, private islands, etc:
“We overvalue short-term benefits, such as driving SUVs, burning coal and building waterfront real estate”
The problem for the elites is that people won’t work without tangible benefits; in the past these included buying a home and having a family. They’ve convinced or economically forced many younger Americans to forego both of these; now they have to get them out of private vehicles and away from diets that include red meat (the latter seems to be the latest push).
” hundred manatees were gathered for winter”
I didn’t know they flew south like the birds. /sarc
can one keep the ocean at bay?
i think not... it is all connected.
Can’t humans see the writing on the wall?>>>>>>>>>>>>>
The Dutch refused to see the writing on the wall a thousand years ago.
I suppose the Dutch are all effed up according to these lefty socialist diatribes?
“The Dutch solution to floods: live with water, don’t fight it “
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2014/feb/16/flooding-netherlands
“We overvalue short-term benefits, such as driving SUVs,”
Short-term benefits.... like being able to haul more than one sack of groceries, or surviving a crash with anything weighing more than a shopping cart.
“Nope. The ocean does whatever it wants.”
Yes, and if you are in the way, you get run over.
Crack journalist or journalist on crack?
You be the judge.
I recently watched a documentary on the history of Australia.
60 to 65,000 years ago the first humans reached Australia by walking across land bridges that existed then.
Of course since then the sea levels have risen, yet humans managed to survive.
If the sea is rising or if Florida is sinking, humans will do what humans do best, adapt.
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