Oh, not the baseball team, which played to a completely empty stadium months back, due to Democratic Party voter violence, but the birds
(Inside Climate News) More than half of North America’s birds may lose most of their current home range by the end of the century due to climate change, according to a study published Wednesday in the journal PLOS ONE.
The study models a range of scenarios with a range of greenhouse gas emissions and predicts how the distribution of nearly 600 North American bird species will change because of rising temperatures. Even under the most hopeful scenario, the study found that 126 species will lose more than 50 percent of their current range––with no opportunity to expand to more hospitable locations. In some cases, species will lose almost 100 percent of the area suitable for their survival. (Snip)
“The Baltimore Oriole, state bird of Maryland and mascot for Baltimore’s baseball team, may no longer nest in the Mid-Atlantic, shifting north instead to follow the climatic conditions it requires,” Langham said in an email.
Why do Warmists sound like Flat Earthers, always expecting, nay, demanding, that the natural world (something they see on TV, as they liver in their big cities) always stay the same?
“It’s kind of a wake-up call that many of our more common species even could be in jeopardy in the coming decades,” Siegel said. “We need to get land management right to do the best conservation that we can in the face of climate change that is largely inevitable.”
These species survived multiple coll and warm periods. Most surely survived the last glacial age. I think they can survive a whopping 1.4F increase.
