Sea-level doom from Antarctic melting

Yeah, they were so far ahead of their time, they actually travelled to the future, grabbed the tech from the petroleum industry that had bought it and quashed it, travelled back to the 1940's and installed them in the mini subs you'd think they would have just brought back the plans for guided missiles eh .... no wonder they lost the war

T1 Terry

 

I was referring to this: British K-class submarine - Wikipedia

 

The Hunley:


Wreck was found with six corpses.

Bob Wilson

 

CSS Hunley - now on display in Charleston, SC.

Beg Pardon....
People in Charleston would quickly point out that Hunley is in NORTH Charleston.

CSS Hunley was the first......um......"successful" combat submarine if by "successful" one means that it sank an enemy ship.
Eight people perished aboard the Union ship that Hunley attacked...but submarines had (and have) a fairly steep learning curve.
CSS Hunley sank (meaning SANK, not merely submerged!) three times during her development killing a total of 21 Confederate would-be submariners - including Horace L Hunley - the craft's developer.
She had a very negligible effect on the US Civil War but a mere 50 years later a lone German U-boat (U-9) German submarine U-9 would sink three British armored cruisers – in just over an hour in the North Sea - killing over 1400 sailors and forever changing the nature of warfare.

 

It still is, man-made global warming. The coarse mechanism, excessive CO{2} remains the driving force: Earth's CO2 Home Page


The earth has a buiilt-in themometer, sea level:

Key Earth satellite missions tracking sea level rise include the Jason series, Copernicus Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich, and Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT), which use radar altimeters to precisely measure global sea surface height and track the acceleration of rising sea levels.​

My 'go to source' has been Jason: A Decade of Global Sea Level Measurements: Jason-2 Marks Tenth Year in Orbit | NESDIS | National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service



Happily, there other satellites beyond the censorship of the sociopath in Chief.

Bob Wilson

 

Well, excuse me for not being alarmed by seal level rise. I think we will be able to manage.

 

Polar bears probably think of any rise in the seal level as an unalloyed good.

 

Polar bears have seen sea ice wax and wane for longer than humans have existed.

 

It probably hasn't held their interest nearly as much as the level of seals.

 

No proof it's man made. And nature by itself is magnitudes worse. Anything measured in PPM is just a symptom, not a cause.

Just go back 15,000 years when temperature swings were 15 X as large as today. Was it man made then?

And the people pushing it aren't going to do anything to fix it, unless you think cutting down trees and burying them is going to help. Join Billy Gates of Hell then if that's the case.

When a car with pollution control is 100 times less than without, you should stop worrying about things that don't matter and start with the things that do, like deforestation, plastic pollution, overfishing, an uncontained Fukushima, 6th mass extinction, petrochemical farming, etc etc

""In a rare moment of (accidental) honesty, the Club of Rome let the mask slip and admitted their hatred of the masses:

>In searching for a new enemy to unite us, we suggested that pollution, the threat of global warming, water shortages, famine and the like would fit the bill. In their totality and in their interactions, these phenomena constitute a common threat which demands the solidarity of all peoples. But in designating them as the enemy, we fall into the trap about which we have already warned, namely mistaking symptoms for causes. All these dangers are caused by human intervention and it is only through changed attitudes and behaviour that they can be overcome. The real enemy then is humanity itself.

- Alexander King & Bertrand Schneider in The First Global Revolution: A Report by the Council of the Club of Rome (1991), page 102""

 

TLDR version

Which one of these major environmental problems is majority caused by... a 1/2 deg F rise in temp, a 2 inch rise in sea level, or a 150 ppm increase in CO2?

deforestation, plastic pollution, overfishing, an uncontained Fukushima, 6th mass extinction, petrochemical farming, etc etc

What are you going to do when mother nature, all by herself, drops the sea level by 450 feet, and covers the entirety of Canada and the upper 3rd of the USA in a 2 mile thick sheet of ice?

 

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""It still is, man-made global warming.""

The medieval warming period lasted 150 years. It was marked by such a significant increase in farming crop yields that it allowed a surplus of labor for construction and all the significant medieval cathedrals were built in that 150 years. Warmer temps mean more plant growth.

Now look at the 15 deg plus temperature swings, caused entirely naturally, pre 15,000 years ago, pre Younger Dryas, and tell me why we should worry about 2 deg F much less the 1/2 deg it actually is of temp change?

 

No problem:
Alamy


They don’t care or even aware about you either.

Bob Wilson

 

Actually there is in the carbon isotope ratios. Turns out that fossil fuels are mostly protected from cosmic rays that make C-14 isotopes. We also have the fossil fuel production numbers. But denial is so like the sociopath in Chief.

Bob Wilson