[Libloather]

Have any of these goofball 'scientific' predictions ever come true?

[massgopguy]

Boston is on Landfill. So this will be a correction.

[LibLieSlayer]

Oh if it were only so. Now you wonderful cities of sodom might see a giant white wall of ice creeping towards you... behind your backs... heck... even mother nature is racist. Glaciers are white!

LLS

[bigfootbob]

NO

[sakic]

They said Greenland would start melting and it has. Does not mean it is caused by man, but it is happening.

Last year I lost my house in NY to perhaps the worst hurricane in a very long time. Wish they had told me that was coming.

[Resolute Conservative]

Can we hurry it along. I’ll burn a tire tonight if needed.

[wonkowasright]

Won’t this help clean up corruption ?

[RetiredTexasVet]

Well, if we really believed this crap, NYC and the other coastal cities would be 50 feet under water already according to the predictions of the “Climate Experts and their Climate Models” beginning back in the 1990s!!!!!!

[Right Wing Assault]

...will have significant populations living below the high-water mark by the end of this century...

Where's the problem. They say the people will be living, not that they died. It doesn't say they had to move or they want to move or that anyone wants them to move.

[expat2]

More than 1,700 American cities and towns – including Boston, New York, and Miami – will have significant populations living below the high-water mark by the end of this century, a new climate change study has found.

Still beating a dead donkey.....

And I doubt if there will be "significant populations living below the high-water mark".

[wbill]

Yep, we're all going to die.

And the only way to stop it is to funnel more money into the pockets of these "researchers".

[chae]

Quincy, IL just set a record low temperature yesterday, so I wouldn’t worry about global warming

[Red in Blue PA]

Urban areas under water?

Well, there goes my theory that they would all burn to the ground once austerity measures made EBT cards useless pieces of plastic.

[NewHampshireDuo]

We have close to 400 ft. of salt water frontage. The town keeps raising taxes in spite of the “fact” that we’ll be among the first to get submerged.

Also, I haven’t had any luck in offering up to $10,000 for ocean front homes. I’d think that these people would take the money and head for the hills.

[DBrow]

If the left believed this, they’d take steps to mitigate it, dikes, dams, pumps, walls, massive movement away from the coast, forced resettlement. Instead they want Global Governance of all energy sources, run from a central control authority (I read the climate conference papers).

[haffast]

ATTENTION GOREANS:

North Carolina Status:

[American in Israel]

On the other hand, since the glaciers are growing down south, New beach front property is opening up!

[Noob1999]

Good, lets defund every city that is scheduled to be underwater.

We don’t need no stinkin’ new infrastructure!

[Steve_Seattle]

Right now the global sea ice area is almost exactly at the norm for the years 1978-2008. Most of this year it has been slightly above the norm. For the person who mentioned Greenland, a decline in Northern Hemisphere sea ice has been offset by a rise in Southern Hemisphere sea ice.

[BwanaNdege]

New Orleans is one of the Lib’s favorite cities (”Party Time”!)

Sea level there does not seem to be troubling the AGW crowd.

“The average elevation of the city is currently between one and two feet (0.5 m) below sea level, with some portions of the city as high as 20 feet (6 m) at the base of the river levee in Uptown and others as low as 7 feet (2 m) below sea level in the farthest reaches of Eastern New Orleans.[52]”

[BerniesFriend]

Nonsense. I am in Miami now and everything is just fine and glub glub glub.