Accelerate the World's Transition to Sustainable Energy - to fight Anthropogenic Climate Change, page-36127

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I can then create the perfect weather around my property all year round.



And don't forget to build a Dike around you place ... Like they did and do in Holland ...

From Holland

Dike Period 1200-1500

In the fourteenth century, the combined effects of soil subsidence and rising sea levels meant, in many parts of the Low Countries, that sea level and ground level converged to the same height. This was the period that saw the first large-scale building of dikes. The population was falling in some parts of Europe, as a result of economic recession and a succession of epidemics, but the Netherlands, especially Holland, was doing relatively well.



The Saint Elizabeth’s Day Flood, Master of the St Elizabeth Panels, Anonymous, c.1490-c.1495



De slechte toestand van de Zeedijk vanaf Diemen, Jaap Hannes 1705, Anonymous 1705


Must have been all the "man-Made "CO2 !!