Global Climate Changes

[cole854]

Work group puzzles over how to deal with NC beach houses at risk of falling into the ocean

Coastal experts say North Carolina lacks the money and laws it needs to deal with hundreds of beachfront houses at risk of collapsing into the Atlantic Ocean because of sea level rise and erosion. A new state task force is looking for solutions.

www.wfae.org

Don't build on land that could be subjected to erosion....this has been happening for many decades. Not a new phenomenon.

 

[cole854]

2 feet.


It’s very noticeable in Destin and Santa Rosa with some gulf front houses now getting waves, whereas they were 100 feet behind the waves in the 70s

Miami has big trouble with it

All that hair spray....damn.

 

[bigblueinsanity]

All that hair spray....damn.

We literally just had two volcanic eruptions in two months either of which spewed more carbon than humans in their total existence.

Should we do what we can? Yes. Should we tax or limit ourselves into the stone age? No.

The climate cult is just a nuanced power grab. Nothing more or less. It just so happens that right before the cult went into overdrive, china bought nearly every resource needed for the agenda getting pushed.

Wow such a fortuitous coincidence.

 

[Kingseve1]

Floodwater in Sarasota County neighborhood remains days after storm

Residents said all 86 homes in the Laurel Meadows neighborhood were flooded.

baynews9.com

 

[Caveman Catfan]

Floodwater in Sarasota County neighborhood remains days after storm

Residents said all 86 homes in the Laurel Meadows neighborhood were flooded.

baynews9.com

Area is prone to flooding. 2004, 1992. When there is a drought, it gets the climate change tag. Floods, the same.

Meanwhile, Louisville is expecting a high of 82 today, 77 tomorrow, 78 on Wednesday, and 82 on Thursday. Get your tee times booked!!

 

[bigblueinsanity]

Area is prone to flooding. 2004, 1992. When there is a drought, it gets the climate change tag. Floods, the same.

Meanwhile, Louisville is expecting a high of 82 today, 77 tomorrow, 78 on Wednesday, and 82 on Thursday. Get your tee times booked!!

I smell climate disruption making a comeback as a buzzword.

 

[Pelosigalore]

Area is prone to flooding. 2004, 1992. When there is a drought, it gets the climate change tag. Floods, the same.

Meanwhile, Louisville is expecting a high of 82 today, 77 tomorrow, 78 on Wednesday, and 82 on Thursday. Get your tee times booked!!

Yeah
I was wondering why he was using a hurricane dumping 18 inches of rain as an argument for sea rise.

 

[Kingseve1]

They compared it to a 1000 year flood. These happen all the time in the global warming era.

Florida is getting hammered by warming/rising seas

 

[Caveman Catfan]

They compared it to a 1000 year flood. These happen all the time in the global warming era.

Florida is getting hammered by warming/rising seas

And, any weather event you see will be so construed. You have a confirmation bias that is undeniable. Go play golf and enjoy the weather.

 

[Bill Cosby]

One thing is for certain. Those houses collapsing in Rodanthe are definitely collapsing because of global warming caused by the public. And since it’s a public problem, the public definitely needs to finance a solution. The investors who bought up all the properties in high risk areas, and insurance companies who didn’t evaluate risks, should not be expected to suffer for their poor decisions. We the taxpayer should help them out.

 

[cole854]

More storms? Yes

What kind of storms?

Not hurricanes...

From 1931 to 1960.....62 US hurricane strikes
From 1991 to 2023....55

 

[CAT Scratch FVR]

Semi-related to climate and national security. Saw an article in WSJ today where China is pulling back on exports of Antimony, used in weapon manufacturing and semiconductors. This is all happening while Idaho has been prevented from mining for the same minerals. File this one under, don't limit us into the stone age.

 

[UKfan34]

An “unexpected” 14 degree drop in temperature between 2003 and 2018. Neptune’s 40 earth-year summer is confusing researchers. They expected a gradual increase in temperatures. Then, between 2018 and 2020, there was a raise by 20 degrees. This kind of polar warming has never been seen on Neptune until now. Neptune’s average temp is a chilly -340 degree Fahrenheit. Researchers still don’t know what is causing the temperature shifts.

I think it is worthy to listen to what the climate scientists say but I think there are many factors at play. It just appears this way. I'm not an expert, but I think that there can be more factors than we realize that are at play. We do need to get off petroleum but just like a lot of other things that will be very difficult because a few people make a buttload of money off of that. Now, if we move into better technologies watch for the same people or their buddies be the ones getting their hands on any money that can be made and making sure I/we pay out the arse.

 

[UKfan34]

Semi-related to climate and national security. Saw an article in WSJ today where China is pulling back on exports of Antimony, used in weapon manufacturing and semiconductors. This is all happening while Idaho has been prevented from mining for the same minerals. File this one under, don't limit us into the stone age.

I didn't know this. China does not want a war with the US. The smart people at the Pentagon or State Dept. don't want a war with China. The US could blow up the world a million times with what we have and China can blow it up 10,000 times. Continuing to invest in war making materials at anywhere close to the same levels as the past 75 years is just not smart. It does make the major investors in Boeing, Raytheon, or Northrup Grumman very rich though.

 

[UKfan34]

Until China and India and various Central America and South America countries cripple their economies with foolish regulations then Coal remains King.

Venezuela has major coal production and is using it for their own country primarily, with some exporting. What challenges their economy are the sanctions placed on them by the US government, sponsored by George Soros, Blackwater, Exxon Mobile, etc. But BRICS is increasing their influence which appears to be changing certain aspects of the global economy

 

[Pelosigalore]

Venezuela has major coal production and is using it for their own country primarily, with some exporting. What challenges their economy are the sanctions placed on them by the US government, sponsored by George Soros, Blackwater, Exxon Mobile, etc. But BRICS is increasing their influence which appears to be changing certain aspects of the global economy

If they would figure out a way to get rid of their communist government, a whole new world would open up in Venezuela