In the latest in radical climate doom saying, a new report warns that fossil fuel consumption will need to be reduced “below a quarter of primary energy supply by 2100” to avoid possibly disastrous effects on global temperatures.In their report, titled “Pathways for balancing CO2 emissions and sinks,” a team of eight scientists warns that “anthropogenic emissions need to peak within the next 10 years, to maintain realistic pathways to meeting the COP21 emissions and warming targets.”
The statement was immediately repackaged by environmentalists to read: “Scientists say we have ten years to save the earth.” As is always the case in studies of this sort, the scientists juggle dozens of variables, none of which is entirely predictable and which taken together tell us virtually nothing about the future of the environment. Although the scientists admit that “there are significant uncertainties associated with projecting energy consumption several decades into the future,” they fail to acknowledge a number of even greater uncertainties implicit in their calculations.
So real quick with this the scientists involved with this threat that we have ten years to save the Earth, are likely the ones pushing Obama's climate agendas...And you could very likely research these scientists to see that they have connections to the United Nations. The good thing with this is that President Trump is America's new leader in the Oval Office, so stating that all the Climate Change scientists can do is bark in fear mongering.
This is the way all Americans should look at climate change, if the grass doesn't turn purple and birds don't chirp in the mourning we probably shouldn't worry about climate change. When we were all young kids this same rhetoric for climate change was taught to us when green day was began in America...Yet the Earth still looks the same as it did back then. Also these are the same scientists who claimed climate changed caused ISIS...So I really wouldn't take this threat of the Earth ending in ten years to seriously.
The statement was immediately repackaged by environmentalists to read: “Scientists say we have ten years to save the earth.” As is always the case in studies of this sort, the scientists juggle dozens of variables, none of which is entirely predictable and which taken together tell us virtually nothing about the future of the environment. Although the scientists admit that “there are significant uncertainties associated with projecting energy consumption several decades into the future,” they fail to acknowledge a number of even greater uncertainties implicit in their calculations.
So real quick with this the scientists involved with this threat that we have ten years to save the Earth, are likely the ones pushing Obama's climate agendas...And you could very likely research these scientists to see that they have connections to the United Nations. The good thing with this is that President Trump is America's new leader in the Oval Office, so stating that all the Climate Change scientists can do is bark in fear mongering.
This is the way all Americans should look at climate change, if the grass doesn't turn purple and birds don't chirp in the mourning we probably shouldn't worry about climate change. When we were all young kids this same rhetoric for climate change was taught to us when green day was began in America...Yet the Earth still looks the same as it did back then. Also these are the same scientists who claimed climate changed caused ISIS...So I really wouldn't take this threat of the Earth ending in ten years to seriously.