Climate Denier Hard To Refute

[SuburbanFarmer]

I'd say, worst case, some coastal cities will need to build dams and enact policies that migrate development a bit further inland, a lot more vegetation will grow (forests get dense, biomass goes up), and the arctic ocean opens up to shipping and oil development. On the negative side.. you could see nations in Africa and Asia face food shortages as the arable land shifts. But others will get more arable land than before. Deserts will probably grow a little bit.

Other than that.. maybe we should worry about serious problems instead?

Sure, and within a few hundred years, this can all happen. The problem is getting through that period.

Arable land shifts do not happen quickly. And even with the right climate, a desert does not become a farmland in less than a few millennia.

[Speaker to Animals]

I'd say, worst case, some coastal cities will need to build dams and enact policies that migrate development a bit further inland, a lot more vegetation will grow (forests get dense, biomass goes up), and the arctic ocean opens up to shipping and oil development. On the negative side.. you could see nations in Africa and Asia face food shortages as the arable land shifts. But others will get more arable land than before. Deserts will probably grow a little bit.

Other than that.. maybe we should worry about serious problems instead?

Sure, and within a few hundred years, this can all happen. The problem is getting through that period.

Arable land shifts do not happen quickly. And even with the right climate, a desert does not become a farmland in less than a few millennia.

You do realize that even the climate alarmists are talking about a period of many centuries, right?

[SuburbanFarmer]

I'd say, worst case, some coastal cities will need to build dams and enact policies that migrate development a bit further inland, a lot more vegetation will grow (forests get dense, biomass goes up), and the arctic ocean opens up to shipping and oil development. On the negative side.. you could see nations in Africa and Asia face food shortages as the arable land shifts. But others will get more arable land than before. Deserts will probably grow a little bit.

Other than that.. maybe we should worry about serious problems instead?

Sure, and within a few hundred years, this can all happen. The problem is getting through that period.

Arable land shifts do not happen quickly. And even with the right climate, a desert does not become a farmland in less than a few millennia.

You do realize that even the climate alarmists are talking about a period of many centuries, right?

No they are not. The sea level is expected to rise by several feet within 50 years or so.

[Ex-California]

Sure, and within a few hundred years, this can all happen. The problem is getting through that period.

Arable land shifts do not happen quickly. And even with the right climate, a desert does not become a farmland in less than a few millennia.

You do realize that even the climate alarmists are talking about a period of many centuries, right?

No they are not. The sea level is expected to rise by several feet within 50 years or so.

It was expected to rise several feet since the 70s. That's almost 40 years now. Has it happened?

[Zlaxer]

Sure, and within a few hundred years, this can all happen. The problem is getting through that period.

Arable land shifts do not happen quickly. And even with the right climate, a desert does not become a farmland in less than a few millennia.

You do realize that even the climate alarmists are talking about a period of many centuries, right?

No they are not. The sea level is expected to rise by several feet within 50 years or so.

Coal needs to be killed as an energy source - it's simply too dirty (I know, I write patents on clean coal tech) - China (and other non-western leftist utopias) don't use clean coal tech......

So GCF - are you willing to go to war with China to force them to stop obliterating the environment? Sanctions ain't going to stop them....and the Commies don't seem to give a fuck about posterity - They honestly believe money will allow party members to escape anything....

For all their smugness - I find it interesting that the Chinese are so sloppy when it comes to the environment.....

[Speaker to Animals]

Sure, and within a few hundred years, this can all happen. The problem is getting through that period.

Arable land shifts do not happen quickly. And even with the right climate, a desert does not become a farmland in less than a few millennia.

You do realize that even the climate alarmists are talking about a period of many centuries, right?

No they are not. The sea level is expected to rise by several feet within 50 years or so.

LOL
I wish that were so, but alas, it's not happening.

[Ex-California]

You do realize that even the climate alarmists are talking about a period of many centuries, right?

No they are not. The sea level is expected to rise by several feet within 50 years or so.

Coal needs to be killed as an energy source - it's simply too dirty (I know, I write patents on clean coal tech) - China (and other non-western leftist utopias) don't use clean coal tech......

So GCF - are you willing to go to war with China to force them to stop obliterating the environment? Sanctions ain't going to stop them....and the Commies don't seem to give a fuck about posterity - They honestly believe money will allow party members to escape anything....

For all their smugness - I find it interesting that the Chinese are so sloppy when it comes to the environment.....

They, and other Southeast Asian nations, are nearly 100% responsible for the near-extinction of most charismatic mammals due to superstitious folk remedies.

[Speaker to Animals]

I mean.. if this actually happened, that would be fantastic. Our nation really needs to obliterate those giant blue columns in the electoral map. They are utterly destroying the nation. Flooding the cities would be a good solution.



Come on, China! Make it rain!

[heydaralon]

I have an inflatable alligator pool toy that I am going to use to get up and down the flooded central Florida archipelago traveling between small islands that were once skyskrapers and hills in orlando.

[Speaker to Animals]

I have an inflatable alligator pool toy that I am going to use to get up and down the flooded central Florida archipelago traveling between small islands that were once skyskrapers and hills in orlando.

Orlando has to go.

Look at the map.