Of course, since this is on MSNBC, only about 5 people will see it
An Arctic without ice, no more koala bears, and extreme droughts? As Earth Day approaches, take a moment to learn how climate change threatens our country — and our planet.
What? No koala bears! Maybe they should be worried more about the chlamydia rampant in up to 90% of some koala bear populations.
1. FACT: If everyone in the world lived the way people do in the U.S., it would take five Earths to provide enough resources for everyone
Perhaps members of the Cult of Climastrology should cut back on their own use of resources. MSNBC probably uses more energy than quite a few “developing nations”.
2. FACT: 2014 was the world’s hottest year on record
Beyond the notion that it might not have been, and, even if it was, only by a few hundreds of a degree, it doesn’t prove anthropogenic causation.
3. FACT: Average global sea level is expected to rise 7 – 23 inches before the end of this century
That’s not a fact, it’s looking into a crystal ball. And, even if it did, it would be well within the natural variability for a Holocene warm period.
4. FACT: More than a million species face potential extinction as a result of disappearing habitats, changing ecosystems, and acidifying oceans
If you’re using the word “could”, it’s not science, it’s politics.
5. FACT: The Arctic region may have its first completely ice-free summer by 2040
LOL. Obviously, the previous prognostications of Arctic doom have failed, so let’s stretch to 2040, when everyone will have forgotten the prediction.
6. FACT: 99.84% of the land in the state of California is suffering from drought
Which also doesn’t prove anthropogenic causation.
7. FACT: From 1979 to 2003, excessive heat exposure contributed to more than 8,000 premature deaths in the United States
Yet, these same climamorons want to make energy much more costly. And it still doesn’t prove anthropogenic causation. How did people survive during the previous Holocene warm periods, which were much warmer?
If MSNBC is so concerned, they should go carbon neutral. Which would, of course, mean shutting down their business. Would anyone even notice if they did?
