The climate change movement: July 28, 1995 to August 14, 2020 RIP

[freebeard]

Whatever. Just knowing there is a Wikipedia entry should be enough.

[oil pan 4]

Idk it just seems weird how were supposed to be in a "death spiral" and some how every year isn't the hottest and no one can agree on how much the sea levels have risen or if they have risen faster than normal.

[freebeard]

It has been warmer lately, but i'm still buying cold weather gear. I'll probably live in the insulated aircrewman overalls this winter.

But certainly not even one WFE each year.

[redpoint5]

We should see a migration away from the equator, where humans are more densely located, if climate is overburdening them.

Is it any wonder that the cradle of humanity was located in Africa? That seems to suggest being hot is less threatening than the frigid cold. Contending with the cold requires planning, surplus, and grit.

[freebeard]

The migratory pattern seems to be driven more by [Leftist} politics than environment.

DDG: out of Africa debunked

[redpoint5]

Originally Posted by freebeard

The migratory pattern seems to be driven more by [Leftist} politics than environment.

DDG: out of Africa debunked

Those links still suggest an African origin, just that it wasn't a singular migratory event.

I maintain that primitive hunter/gather societies would flourish more in hot climates than cold, and that is specifically the claim I would want to see debunked.

[aerohead]

Originally Posted by freebeard

Whatever. Just knowing there is a Wikipedia entry should be enough.

I'd be the exception.
Either you have enough command of the data to provide us a 'one-liner,' or you don't.

[aerohead]

Originally Posted by oil pan 4

Idk it just seems weird how were supposed to be in a "death spiral" and some how every year isn't the hottest and no one can agree on how much the sea levels have risen or if they have risen faster than normal.

1) 2024 will be the hottest year ever recorded in human history.
2) Specific geographic locations are reporting exactly how much sea level rise they've experienced over a specific time span.
3) 'Global' sea level rise is taken by the global statistical mean, computed from geo-stationary, remote-sensing, satellite data gathered each statistical year.
4) The 'rise' is 'non-linear.'
5) It's accelerating.
6) It's an existential threat to billions, and we're already experiencing 'climate refugees' from areas already abandoning their inundated nations.
7) For about $25 you could get a used TV, and 'tune in' to reality.

[aerohead]

Originally Posted by redpoint5

Those links still suggest an African origin, just that it wasn't a singular migratory event.

I maintain that primitive hunter/gather societies would flourish more in hot climates than cold, and that is specifically the claim I would want to see debunked.

You're protected under the 1st Amendment, and free to speak your mind, but you're also free to be completely wrong about what you believe, and will find it impossible to find any observable scientific evidence to support your hypothesis.

[Piotrsko]

The last species of human that tolerated cold well was the Neanderthal. The following species had to figure out protective clothing.

Latest theory is that Neanderthal societies got absorbed instead of dying out.