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Originally posted by Furpo2 ↑

Relevance deprivation syndrome.

Covid has been getting all the front page news reports.

Global warmists are getting more desperate,
as the general public has forgotten that they are frying.

So a new climate report has been released to scare us all.

Scary all right, they have thrown the thermometers out with the bathwater.

In comes computer modelling.
No measuring required.

No waiting, press the button,
sea level up 63cm to 1.1m by 2100

Except it is total crap.

Area of Pacific Ocean 165 million sq km
Indian Ocean 70 mill sq kilometres

Total ocean area is about 590 million square kilometres

About 80% of the planet surface is water.

And the sea level is going to rise by a metre?
That would take 60 million cubic kilometres of water.

Planet Earth is a sealed unit, almost nothing comes in and gravity won't let anything out.

There isn't enough extra water to flood 600 million square kilometres to a metre.

Bulltish.

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Hmm,

Its going to embarrassing when economy's, countries etc have been destroyed and the climate marches onwards doing whatever it wants, like it always has.
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