[Oldeconomybuyer]

[yldstrk]

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[Yardstick]

The last time it warmed of this order, 88 per cent of life on earth disappeared.

I wonder where he's getting this.

[Tanniker Smith]

According to legend, Ireland is supposed to sink into the ocean seven years before the end of the world so it wouldn’t be here for the final destruction. Either that, or my father spun some wild tales.

[Twotone]

I’d like to see a picture of that lighthouse from 40 years ago. I’d bet it would show an identical sea level to the current pic.

[Tax-chick]

Do “climate experts” not talk to geologists? Coastal erosion is the norm regardless of “climate.”

[Darnright]

[Prospero]

The complete lack of humility, the utter gall to be able to make such categorical statements, statements that are so demonstrably false, never fails to stun me.

And the Left has always be able to depend upon that reaction to gain even a temporary advantage.

One dependable reaction is these cases is, as soon as possible, to say "Bullsh*t!" But I'm usually caught by surprise. People who cry wolf have no real regard for truth. This is an increasing problem, as we all know. The established religion in the West has become "Probability." An oddball extrapolation of actuarial tables and Insurance rationalized with the mutually exclusive mathematics of quantum physics.

[Vermont Lt]

On the western coast of South America there are remains of sea faring people’ at about 300 feet higher than today’s sea level. Yes, that coast is rising, but it is also indicative of much higher sea levels in the past 15-20,000 years.

For everything there is a season.....

[Flycatcher]

I'm convinced now.

That the prof is a flaming fruitcake.

[mylife]

Pogue Mahoney!
What an Ommadawn.

[Flag_This]

“We’ve concentrated a lot of things along our coastline. Be it our urban centers, our road or rail networks and even our leisure time."

Well... bye.

[Teacher317]

“What is coming down the tracks is a significant warming of the planet. The last time it warmed of this order, 88 per cent of life on earth disappeared.

The small warming trend ended a decade ago... and the overall trend is still downwards, towards the next Ice Age. Ireland will be covered in ice before it is underwater. Cheers!

[broken_arrow1]

We’re all going to die! Oh, the humanity! ...what about the grandchildren?

[GOPJ]

If the Irish don’t fork over mucho cash unicorns will overrun their country too...

[Cowboy Bob]

Uh..I don't think so!

When I was young, I made the mistake of thinking that I can ride around Ireland on a bicycle...at least from Wexford (coming from Rosslare Harbour) to Dublin. I discovered very quickly that Ireland has a lot of mountains!! The oceans can rise quite a lot before much of Ireland is affected!

[philman_36]

Google the Prof’s name and “Partners for Change”.

[twoputt]

Me thinks the good professor Devoy has had a wee bit too much of Jameson’s. I bet he also see leprechauns occasionally.

[mikrofon]

‘Suren there be a bit o’ the Blarney here ....

[broken_arrow1]

The weee climate change leprechauns are at it again...

[Minutemen]

Has Bono been notified?