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On July 4, 1911 it was 110 degrees in New Hampshire.pic.twitter.com/hnPKm9hdqo
And in 1911 I bet the sea levels were little different from today at Carbis Baypic.twitter.com/BJGeFqMvXQ
I’ve been fed this climate change bullshit for 30 years and I still fish off the same beach as I did when I was a kid in Florida
Went to Carbis Bay August 1982, whent back in May this year, still as stunning as ever and definitely still as shallow
NOAA actually has a tide gage there... No changes in trend...pic.twitter.com/01ElT2OQmV
"The far end of the horn from which you drank was connected to the sea, and we were actually greatly afraid that you were going to drink it all. When you cross over the sea again, you will see how much you have lowered its level."https://norse-mythology.org/tale-utgarda-loki/ …
One thousand years ago, King Canute took his subjects to the sea to show that government does not control sea level. Unfortunate that we don't have leaders that intelligent any more.pic.twitter.com/NxDXo3rvEf
It strikes me as odd that there is a near perfect linear correlation between predictions of ecological disaster and doom and the improvement in the human condition.
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