Well, if the current events tell us we're in a crisis, were we also in a crisis a century ago? Two centuries ago? Three centuries ago? We can look in history books and see the same kinds of events happening back then.…
It seems like you're actually being uncivil and unthoughtful, and actually upset because other people have different viewpoints, which you are calling "climate change denial", when I doubt anyone here actually denies…
Regarding heatwaves, they've always happened. For example, there was a heatwave in Paris in 1911 that killed around 40,000 people. It'd be easy to find a hundred examples like that, all from before humans had emitted…
Whatever current event you're concerned about, have you looked for historical precedent? Suppose you were to discover that the same kind of event had happened in, say, the early 1900s, and/or the late 1800s, before…
It's been the age of rising seas for 20,000 years. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Post-Glacial_Sea_Lev...
Well, if the current events tell us we're in a crisis, were we also in a crisis a century ago? Two centuries ago? Three centuries ago? We can look in history books and see the same kinds of events happening back then.…
It seems like you're actually being uncivil and unthoughtful, and actually upset because other people have different viewpoints, which you are calling "climate change denial", when I doubt anyone here actually denies…
Regarding heatwaves, they've always happened. For example, there was a heatwave in Paris in 1911 that killed around 40,000 people. It'd be easy to find a hundred examples like that, all from before humans had emitted…
Whatever current event you're concerned about, have you looked for historical precedent? Suppose you were to discover that the same kind of event had happened in, say, the early 1900s, and/or the late 1800s, before…
It's been the age of rising seas for 20,000 years. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Post-Glacial_Sea_Lev...