Climate change fueled the devastating floods in Germany and northwest Europe
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Re: Climate change fueled the devastating floods in Germany and northwest Europe
#2That’s not how climate change works.
Re: Climate change fueled the devastating floods in Germany and northwest Europe
#3Have you thought to yourself that the Climate Change movement seems more and more like a religious movement?
https://medium.com/@hwater84/climate-change-and-the-ten-warn...
Re: Climate change fueled the devastating floods in Germany and northwest Europe
#4That’s not how climate change works.
Mind sharing anything other than an unsubstantiated platitude? The article is very explicit as to the underlying causes and how they make heavy rainfall over long periods in that region of earth more likely.
Re: Climate change fueled the devastating floods in Germany and northwest Europe
#5Have you thought to yourself that the Climate Change movement seems more and more like a religious movement? https://medium.com/@hwater84/climate-change-and-the-ten-warn...
Have you thought to yourself that the Anti Climate Change movement seems to have run out of actual arguments and all they have left are ad hominem attacks like this that add nothing to any serious debate?
Re: Climate change fueled the devastating floods in Germany and northwest Europe
#6Have you thought to yourself that the Climate Change movement seems more and more like a religious movement? https://medium.com/@hwater84/climate-change-and-the-ten-warn...
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Re: Climate change fueled the devastating floods in Germany and northwest Europe
#7That’s not how climate change works.
As someone living next to the affected regions I hope we never meet in person. People like you make my blood boil.
In many affected towns the foundations of old historic houses have been scoured by the flooding, in some cases the houses are over 500 years old, this indicates that such an event has not happened in the Last 500 years.
There are no historic records of a similar flooding event in that region.
The rivers level indicators have been fully submerged and destroyed un several locations. Such level indicators are build with the knowledge of historic flooding and are able to indicate higher floods. Them being submerged / destroyed indicates that the flooding exceeded all prior flooding by a large margin.
The very same phenomenon of record shattering weather events could be seen in the US: Texas snow and extreme heat in Canada.
And this is exactly how the climate catastrophe is working, the established weather patterns are changing rapidly because there is now increased energy in the system and the energy keeps increasing because we add more CO2, more Methane, the Poles albedo is lost, the Tundra is thawing and even more Methane is released.
We are at an inflection point here.
Re: Climate change fueled the devastating floods in Germany and northwest Europe
#8Have you thought to yourself that the Climate Change movement seems more and more like a religious movement? https://medium.com/@hwater84/climate-change-and-the-ten-warn...
Have you though of yourself as part of the problem? Maybe the socially responsible thing would be to consider an early exit to your existence.
Re: Climate change fueled the devastating floods in Germany and northwest Europe
#9Doesn't anyone wonder how come that even though it's predictable and can be attributed to steady climate changes, no one has predicted it last year?
Read the article, people. There's a formula, for Pete's sake - you just key in the increase in temperature (due to global warming, of course) and you get the resulting increase in rainfall. Very easy!