World's hottest day since records began

Don't get me wrong, I'm all for a cleaner planet, not spewing crap into the atmosphere or into rivers, lakes, seas, my point really is climate hacks scaremongering and the media using it for click bait articles when the focus in science and technology would be better spent in improving energy sources etc.

The reason you are making these assertions is because we have data to suggest the AMOC has shut down previously.

When previously?

Well just before the onset of past glaciation events.

What else happened then?

Well atmospheric CO2 levels rose dramaticaly and rapidly as did global average temperatures.

What do the scientists say caused those to happen?

Nothing, they don't know what causes those things to happen.

Well do they know what causes interglacial periods to end and glaciation periods to start?

No.

Do they have a theory that lets them predict these events then?

No.

So they can't predict when these events will happen or what causes them, so if the same things are happening now as happened in the past, how do they know what's happening now isn't natural and was going to happen anyway?

That is a mystery.

By not adding more humans. No matter what happens, they won't be condemned to suffer from a chaotic, hotter, more crowded world. This is something you can do beyond throwing your hands up and begging the government to solve everything for you.

Simple plan.

If you mean it's worth looking at climate change deniers on twitter, you're not getting a 'balanced perspective', you're getting an unhinged one

That 'gotcha' tweet you linked to was a typical example of disinformation. It wrongly asserts that the ESA misled or that the Germans misreported initial temperature reports by mixing up surface with surface air temperatures. There is no evidence of this. The two reports refer to different graphics from different scientific measurements

Random climate change deniers on twitter, especially the kind that pay for Elons blue tick, are not reliable scientific sources.

You can't balance the entire global scientific community with wingnut conspiracy theorists on ex twitter

I think it makes a huge difference if they are inaccurate, actually.

The records being broken really aren't the point at all. It's about the shifting distribution of temperatures

It's not just about the extremes getting hotter, it's about the previously extreme temperatures becoming normal.

People have always had to deal with 'extreme' temperatures (relative to their normal climate) In those conditions, crops tended to fail, water ran short, people's productivity reduced because they were not prepared for those conditions

What climate change is doing, is making those 'extremes' the new normal temperature, and then making the new 'extremes' record breaking temperatures, flooding, wildfires and hailstorms that have never been seen before, or would have been once in a thousand year events that required a freak confluence of conditions all combining to allow for such an unusual event

Climate change shifts the bell curve, so that the old extreme is the new normal, and the new extremes, are conditions that would not have been thinkable prior to climate change.

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