It's funny that you accuse others of telling lies while posting cut and pasted, cherry picked rubbish yourself.
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a declining number of deaths from extreme weather, and a decline in insurance losses as a percentage of GDP.Meanwhile, almost every crop has experienced record global production and yields, and the number of trees on the planet is greater today than when was at high school. "" Declining number of deaths " ? No mention of increased living standards, better data on approaching weather events, better storm response strategies etc.
" Decline in insurance losses " ? Once again better information and preparation prior to storms. Better designed infrastructure. Insurance companies simply changing the things they cover.
" Almost every crop " ? That's a bit vague, isn't it ? Let's not mention genetic engineering of crops that have increased significant gains in productivity. Let's not mention that science and agricultural practices, knowledge and expertise has increased massively in the last few decades.
Trees ? As usual, the devil's in the detail.
https://www.tentree.com/blogs/posts/fact-check-are-there-really-more-trees-today-than-100-years-agoBack to the cubby house for you old mate. We've seen this all this bs before.
