Climate & Energy – Page 62

Oops… ‘scientists’ overlooked effect of ‘dead zones’ on coral reefs

Not global warming. Not ocean acidification.

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Claim: Immediate action to reduce global warming needed to protect Great Barrier Reef

For “scientists”, they’re sure not very smart.

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Claim: Louisiana wetlands ‘struggling’ with sea-level rise four times the global average

Too stupid for words.

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I fought ExxonMobil management on climate — and I won

ExxonMobil lawyer to management: “As stupid as they appear, they’re actually very good at paperwork” [quote from Old School, click the image to watch the clip].

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Revisiting the original climate sin

The EPA should be forced to prove its greenhouse gas endangerment finding.

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Study: Human CO2 contribution to atmosphere only 4%, and only 15% since pre-industrial era

Boom.

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Report: Humans sparked 84 percent of US wildfires, increased fire season over 2 decades

Man-made… but matches, not CO2.

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Claim: Global warming disappearing oxygen from oceans

Dunno. The Earth is a big place. Lots of ocean coverage. Fifty years covers a lot of space-time. But the data coverage of this study looks pretty sparse.

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Boom… warmists admit rapid warming not unusual since last Ice Age

That giant sucking sound is the black hole-like collapse of the notion that today’s climate is warming far more rapidly than in the past. Too bad for the (below) Guardian headline from a couple days ago.