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One of the reasons climate alarmism works so well: When something bad happens, it gets blamed on climate When nothing bad happens — you don't hear about it For instance: the US is right now experiencing the lowest amount of drought since 2000 https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/Data/DataDownload/ComprehensiveStatistics.aspx …pic.twitter.com/3lD8FzmSlF
Of course, instead, we're talking about flooding in the Mid-west. And yes, that is a problem. But remember, 1) even the US Climate Assessment says that flooding has both increased and decreased, and can't be attributed to climate p231, https://science2017.globalchange.gov/ pic.twitter.com/qO6g55F8HJ
2) The fractional cost of US flooding has been decreasing since 1903 from 0.5% of GDP to less than 0.1%pic.twitter.com/muozMjymf9
You are misreading the assessment. Climate change does cause flooding and drought.
Where does it say that? Citation and quotes, please.
This article says climate change will cause water levels in the great lakes will unnaturally fluctuate to extremes. Yet the article references a 5-year-old study where experts said climate change will cause water levels to continually decrease.https://www.minnpost.com/environment/2019/06/climate-change-is-driving-rapid-shifts-between-high-and-low-water-levels-on-the-great-lakes/ …
It's like the old adage... If you don't like the climate change forecast, wait a few years.
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