‘It’s now or never’: World’s top climate scientists issue ultimatum on critical temperature limit

https://www.cnbc.com ^ | PUBLISHED MON, APR 4 202211:02 AM | Sam Meredith

[Cecily]

Haven’t they been saying some version of this every year since the 1970s? The sky is still falling, Chicken Little, and all the poobahs will fly in on their private jets or sail on their giant yachts to the next Davos meeting or climate change conference. Perish the thought that they would meet online to save the planet.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

For the first time in human history, we have the technologies available to us that allow us to live comfortable lives without consuming ginormous amounts of energy,” she added. “It’s almost the first time that we can plausibly think about pathways to get beyond the age of combustion — and wouldn’t that be exciting?”

Horse hockey, lady. We're going to be burning stuff for the foreseeable future -- at least the next few decades -- if we're allowed, to make our lives comfortable and keep ourselves fed, housed and clothed. Renewables simply aren't efficient enough, and even if we ultimately ended combustion as an energy source, we would still need nuclear and hydropower to augment solar and wind. Otherwise, you'll have hundreds of millions of people the world round who will hate your elitist guts. Would you prefer that, lady?

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

The second major report examined climate impacts and found that about half of the world’s population is now acutely vulnerable to disasters stemming from the burning of fossil fuels.

Such as flaming rail disasters in small Canadian towns because President Butt-Head canceled an oil pipeline.

[Steve Van Doorn]

With the plandemic they managed to lower human CO2 levels lower then their most extreme measures could've ever done. The temperature still went up.
This article is from NASA doing their best to cover up what they can't say.
https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2022/for-the-1st-time-nasa-spots-short-term-drops-in-co2-emissions-from-human-activity

[Steve Van Doorn]

said, "I’m trying to panic. Really I am. But white supremacists are hiding under my bed, trying to give me Covid if I take my mask off or neglect to get jabbed again. I’m all panicked out. My sympathetic nervous system is on strike."

Don't worry. They have plenty of paid actors to say it for you. While they're having a heart attack while the're taking $10,000 worth of pills for the AIDS they got. As they're standing in line for their next injection.

[Impala64ssa]

It's now or never??!?! Now they're resorting to channel Elvis

[A_Former_Democrat]

O Solo Mia

[JD_UTDallas]

They are worried about 1.5C...humans could and will burn every last drop of recoverable oil at it won’t go above 1.8C so what’s the point of that extra 0.3C if it takes 2+ trillion per year to do it. Better to spend that 2.3 trillion preparing for the end of the oil age which is coming in under 50 years less of the world consumption per day doubles as is the forecast when china, India and Africa middle classes start burning oil like the EU.

https://www.rystadenergy.com/newsevents/news/press-releases/worlds-recoverable-oil-now-seen-9pct-slimmer-commercial-volumes-can-keep-global-warming-below-1p8c/

[Elsie]

...what the proper temperature ought to be.

It is the temperature at which the rare earth element Unobtainium changes from a solid to a liquid.

reference page 451.

[Elsie]

“Climate change” requires us to believe that the geological force that caused the glaciers to recede is no longer functional, and that instead human activities have replaced that force.

[Elsie]

So, what is the scientific notation for "ginormous"?

Hugh^Googleplex

[Elsie]

CATS: You have no chance to survive make your time.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

The warmer it gets the more tomatoes I can grow, up here on The Frozen Tundra. :)

[Red Badger]

[Migraine]

Thanks for that. I turned to the previous chapter and studied up on the theoretical element, Luckdaysium. They “know” it exists (see “dark matter”), and that it will solve all the world’s problems when it materializes; but it’s been elusive, they say.

[Elsie]

A set of reference books will be golden when the power goes out for good.

[RoosterRedux]

There is a significant population decline ahead for the planet. I wonder if these “climate scientists” have failed to consider this.

[Red Badger]

Several times in our human history something happens ever so often that kills off a huge number of people.

Plagues, natural disasters, famines, wars, all kinds of things can happen.....................

[Eleutheria5]

New York will be the “land of cotton” and all the unemployed can be put to work building dykes and canals, just like in Holland.

[JimRed]

For instance, in just the last few weeks, an ice shelf the size of New York City collapsed in East Antarctica following record high temperatures and heavy rains deluged Australia’s east coast, submerging entire towns.

Note the slick way they seem to indicate that the ice shelf collapse submerged entire towns, when in reality it was the rainy season downpours that did cause some flooding.