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14/06/24

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Originally posted by pintohoo: ↑

''all those that carry on about 'climate change are naive and have their heads in the sand and refuse to acknowledge that what is happening now is no big deal and as many hundreds of climate scientists have stated,''

whilst your scientists might think there's no big deal

2.3 MILLION Americans displaced by extreme weather events in 2023 do
people in the thousands flooded multiple times in weeks in Calais and similar in France think that the floods are a big deal
people who have abandoned Lismore think it's a big deal
people who are homeless in SEQ because their homes are destroyed or made inhabitable in severe storms and can't be rebuilt or repaired for YEARS - they think that homelessness is a pretty big deal
people burnt out of home in Hawaii think that it's a big deal
people in Canada burnt out think that their fires are a big deal
Texas - yup, big deal there too
Greece - equally a big deal
Ask the people in Bangladesh if the biggest floods in memory was no big deal or not
Ditto when Pakistan was a third - yes, a third of their nation was underwater - see if they think that was a big deal or not

the list goes on and on an on and on

if you have some scientists that think that the weather extremes are not a big deal

may I suggest that they don't apply to an insurance company for a job as advisers

they would be viewed for what they are ------------- bloody idiots

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