"Believe in Science" they said.

Discussion in 'Politics' started by Amun Ra, Sep 21, 2020.

  1. Amun Ra

    Amun Ra

    Guess the science was wrong.

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  2. Overnight

    Overnight

    His prediction was a few million years too early.
     
  3. Cuddles

    Cuddles

    imagine taking science advise from a MAGAtard?

    https://www.nbcnews.com/mach/scienc...ed-past-year-climate-change-blame-ncna1015316
    Three islands disappeared in the past year. Is climate change to blame?
    The same forces that sunk the remote islands could put
    coastlines around the world at risk, scientists say.

    https://www.theguardian.com/global-...lu-sinking-islands-rising-seas-climate-change
    'One day we'll disappear': Tuvalu's sinking islands
    Islands in the Tuvalu archipelago
    Rising seas are on the verge of swallowing two of the tiny archipelago’s nine islands, and the encroaching waves haunt locals’ dreams
     
  4. In other news...yep, things just keep on changing. May one day the "party of intellectuals" will accept the real science of an ever changing planet. Morons.
    https://weather.com/science/nature/news/new-islands-formed-20-years
     
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  5. gwb-trading

    gwb-trading

    Guess the dredging guys have been busy scrubbing these countries off the face of the earth.

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  6. vanzandt

    vanzandt


    What's China's equivalent of Caterpillar?

    https://www.maritime-executive.com/...island-building-strategy-into-the-mid-pacific

    The world knows the Republic of Kiribati as a very low-lying nation in the mid-Pacific that is in danger of inundation as the climate changes and sea levels rise.

    Much less is known about its strategic location and the attention now being paid to it by Beijing, which has proposed large-scale dredging to reclaim land from lagoons. The aims are to raise the height of atolls and create land for industrial development, including two major ports. The massive works will likely be carried out by the same fleet of dredgers used by China to build artificial islands in its aggressive expansion into the South China Sea, and will almost certainly cause the same severe destruction of coral reefs in Kiribati.


    The oceans rise, we'll deal with it.
    Case closed.
     
  7. Amun Ra

    Amun Ra


    How many eco-refugees from those 3 islands? How come the coastlines everywhere else didn't disappear?

    Funny how all these "sinking" islands are on either tectonic plates or actual volcanos. Quite a coincidence.