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Maybe Al Gore and NPR owe us an apology for keeping scaring us silly?https://www.npr.org/2019/06/08/730456004/more-people-see-climate-change-in-record-floods-and-extreme-weather-will-that-me …
(Yes, climate is real, mostly human-made and a problem But it is *not* a crisis/catastrophe It will cost perhaps 2-4% of GDP by end of century, when our average income will be 300-500% of today's Here from Nobel climate economist Nordhaus https://www.nber.org/reporter/2017number3/nordhaus.html …)pic.twitter.com/pGmTlUhoDr
And to address this *possible* problem that *might cost 2% GDP later, US politicians want to spend 50% of GDP now. Solution worse than problem. Especially when IPCC report (from the scientists, not the PR department) says it can’t actually be predictedhttps://twitter.com/notreallyme42/status/1102177844027891712?s=21 …
All of your above tweets are palatable. This graph is fu**ed up in many levels. Coupling GDP numbers to temperature rise is so silly. 10 deg raise will cause 7% GDP loss - will be like "surgery was successful but patient is already dead" type scenarios.
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