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@ianrowley677 @chimera414 @BrknMan @ancistroneura @sueytonius @swcrisis @eloarefab @BailFund_Brawl @IngersolRobert @OscarsWild1 @RuleByLogic @KCTaz @Kenneth72712993 @alshalloway @ClimatePatriot @joetheatheistp @insane_voice @TheDisproof @Ceist8 @BradPKeyes @Fauntleroy1934 @DawnTJ90 @Jamz129 @JsharkJill @Tangomitteckel @joedieseldodge @BadgersNo @fknsavages27 @SimonPearson961 @JoeTheAtheist @CMorrisonEsq @maya_phd @CymaticWave @Schtickery @ClimateDepot @stevenmosher @Willard1951 @Tokyo_Tom @jc_Craze @DanCady @PolAnimalAus @ZombiePiano @SimonMaxfield8 @CrangusShish @Gladfly1 @AtomsksSanakan @leonardjcohen @FrankWi74044551 [1/14] It is very sad that @NatGeo is now publishing such disinformation. The article is lies.
The Earth is greening, thanks to elevated CO2 -- especially in arid
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Rising CO2 levels mitigate drought impacts. Elevated CO2 (eCO2) helps plants use water more efficiently, by improving CO2 stomatal conductance relative to transpiration. It's especially helpful in arid regions & during drought. Here's a paper about corn:https://t.co/lZ0wL4Gnvn
— Dave Burton \u274c (@ncdave4life) August 19, 2020
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Plus, elevated CO2 is VERY beneficial for agriculture — a fact known to science for >100 years.
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Ending famine is a VERY Big Deal, comparable to ending war and disease. Compare:
— Dave Burton \u274c (@ncdave4life) December 18, 2019
\u25cf 1918 flu pandemic killed 2% of world population.
\u25cf WWII killed 2.7% of world population.
\u25cf The global drought & famine of 1876-78 killed 3.7% of world population.
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The imagined major harms of manmade climate change simply are not happening. For instance, sea-level trends haven't changed significantly since the 1920s.https://t.co/cUTnRhnLnQ
— Dave Burton \u274c (@ncdave4life) November 25, 2020
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The major harms are all merely hypothetical (& mostly implausible). The benefits are real, measured & very large.
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To learn about #ClimateChange see:https://t.co/bDDNCzj9VC
— Dave Burton \u274c (@ncdave4life) January 9, 2020
It has:
\u25cf accurate intro climatology info
\u25cf in-depth science from BOTH skeptics & alarmists
\u25cf links to balanced debates between experts on BOTH sides
\u25cf info about climate impacts
\u25cf links to best blogs on BOTH sides
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Just 15 mins until the launch event for our new advice to Government on the Sixth Carbon Budget. If you haven\u2019t registered, you can watch live on YouTube from 10am. Link: https://t.co/PjlcIDSYEC #UKCarbonBudget pic.twitter.com/1zOTfmxDVp
— Climate Change Committee (@theCCCuk) December 9, 2020
Will tweet along snippets. Pretty relevant to...............everything, really. #UKCarbonBudget
"Instead of being just a budget, it's a pathway we have to tread to reach net zero in 2050" @lorddeben
Just like quite a few other modelling exercises, CCC use a spectrum between behaviour change and between technological change. #UKCarbonBudget.
Both = best (just like @AEMO_Media's Step Change scenario in their ISP)
'Balanced' is what they use for their recs. "We're doing 60% of the emissions reductions in the first 15 years, and then 40% in the next".
The slinky kitty curve....good to see. No evidence of delaying action to Dec 29 2049, here. #UKCarbonBudget
"By front loading, we're minimising the UK's contribution to cumulative emissions" - really important point. A slow path to net zero - more climate harm than a fast one. #UKCarbonBudget