Flannery and his Broken Crystal Ball, page-77

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Originally posted by bellcurve: ↑

Deniers of manmade global warming have wasted plenty of their own time on this thread showing they don’t believe past predictions they attribute to Tim Flannery.

In so doing, deniers show such minutaie is important to them. Maybe Tim Flannery is the entry code to deniers’ echo chamber, where the rational don’t tread.

meanwhile, the world’s leading climate scientists, have updated a 2019 report into the climate emergency and found Earth’s vital signs have worsened in the past two years.

here’s how The Guardian started its report:

“A new study tracking the planet’s vital signs has found that many of the key indicators of the global climate crisis are getting worse and either approaching, or exceeding, key tipping points as the earth heats up.

”Overall, the study found some 16 out of 31 tracked planetary vital signs, including greenhouse gas concentrations, ocean heat content and ice mass, set worrying new records.

””There is growing evidence we are getting close to or have already gone beyond tipping points associated with important parts of the Earth system,” said William Ripple, an ecologist at Oregon State University who co-authored the new research, in a statement.

“”The updated planetary vital signs we present largely reflect the consequences of unrelenting business as usual,” said Ripple, adding that “a major lesson from Covid-19 is that even colossally decreased transportation and consumption are not nearly enough and that, instead, transformational system changes are required.””

(back to bellcurve)

Yet here we are, with noisemakers, aka deniers of manmade global warming, wasting plenty of their own time in this thread devoted to their love and obsession with what they believe are wrong forecasts by a scientist.

care factor = zero.

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Just the usual Climate Crap from the Guardian and Tin Pot Flannery.
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