Long-term trends are what you should be asking of that person/source...
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When someone attributes Harvey & Irma to climate change, ask them about 1886 (most active season for the US with 7 landfalling hurricanes).pic.twitter.com/mUGBwTiVxW
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It's not just frequency, it's INTENSITY, duration, location & TRENDS OVER TIME not 1 anecdotal year. Are you a climate science denier? WTF?
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You have just reinforced the point of the original tweet.
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But 1886 hurricane season doesn't negate climate change reality. I really trust the science on this, including
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Exactly the point. One side can't claim this year is proof if the other side has 1886 as counter proof. It's about long-term trends.
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Don't forgot the Galveston hurricane in 1900...8000 killed, the Okeechobee in 1928-2500 killed. The climate changes! Then it changed back!!
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Why tho? Why do you do this? What are you standing for and for whom with these comments? You're on the wrong side of it all. Feel bad for u.
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You feel bad for a scientist that wants people to look at data?Reinforcing that trends matter, not singular events? History is important!
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Le chargement semble prendre du temps.
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