bee33 wrote:
Greta is in no way exaggerating. Climate change is an enormous, impending catastrophe that at this point can only be mitigated, if prompt action is taken (which is currently not being done, not to the extent that is necessary), and can no longer be stopped. Even in a best-case scenario it will cause great upheaval.
Do you know which country contributes the most carbon emissions?
I suggest Greta visits them some time and shames them into submission.
bee33 wrote:
Al Gore was timid in his predictions and was actually very much underselling the seriousness of climate change.
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Inconvenient truth for Al Gore as he's caught exaggerating the threat of global warming... again
By David Derbyshire for MailOnline
Updated: 12:08 AEDT, 16 December 2009
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His comments are likely to embarrass Mr Gore, who has been accused of scaremongering.
Two years ago, a High Court judge ruled his Oscarwinning documentary An Inconvenient Truth was ‘alarmist’ and contained nine scientific errors.
It's the latest embarrassment for Gore, an outspoken environmental campaigner who has earned millions of pounds from green investments and faced repeated criticism for scaremongering.
The court said copies of the film sent to secondary schools should be accompanied with notes to balance Gore's views.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... again.htmlbee33 wrote:
Again, these are scientific facts. They are agreed upon by over
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97% of climate scientists
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"Micky Mouse" was one of these "scientists".
Also, a lot of these so-called climate scientists were actually "citizen scientists".
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According to Green, the main problem with some of the countless climate change surveys is that they can be biased towards respondents with certain opinions, or targeted at people who lack expertise in climate science.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/scie ... 82401.html