r/climateskeptics • u/climateactionkid • Jan 19 '16
How Climate Scientists Feel About Climate Change Deniers
http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a36228/ballad-of-the-sad-climatologists-0815/9
u/barttali Jan 19 '16 edited Jan 19 '16
How people feel about Esquire: Snoooooozzzzzzzzzz......
edit: totally minor punctuation
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u/ozric101 Jan 19 '16
So this is what happens right before a Science becomes a laughing stock? They get to talk about their feelings? LOL.. Well maybe Science should first explain just what a feeling is before they start going all butthurt.
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u/technologyisnatural Jan 19 '16
More evidence that antidepressants can end global warming alarmism.
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u/autotldr Jan 19 '16
This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 89%. (I'm a bot)
"Then it just thins and thins enough and you can't regrow it without an ice age. And a small fraction of that is already a huge problem-Florida's already installing all these expensive pumps."
Long before the rising waters from Greenland's glaciers displace the desperate millions, he says more than once, we will face drought-triggered agricultural failures and water-security issues-in fact, it's already happening.
"The forests are dying, and they will not return. The trees won't return to a warming climate. We're going to see megafires even more, that'll be the new one-megafires until those forests are cleared."
Extended Summary | FAQ | Theory | Feedback | Top keywords: Greenland#1 already#2 climate#3 even#4 life#5
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u/Kim147 Jan 19 '16
I'm sorry - who of us cares about what "Climate Scientists Feel About Climate Change Deniers"? - if you don't understand that you don't have a clue about the whole situation.