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Climate crisis on track to destroy capitalism, warns top insurer
Action urgently needed to save the conditions under which markets â and civilisation itself â can operate, says senior Allianz figure
Hahaha you fall for the same dogshit over and over.Climate crisis on track to destroy capitalism, warns top insurer
Action urgently needed to save the conditions under which markets â and civilisation itself â can operate, says senior Allianz figurewww.theguardian.com
5.A World Beyond 2C Is Systemically Uninsurable
The insurance sector is âthe risk guru of the worldâ described Figueres, emphasizing that global climate change is âthe highest risk we have ever facedâ.
âThey have decided that a world that goes above 2 degrees is uninsurable,â she said. âNot that they wonât be able to insure your home or your business, but what theyâre saying is a world that goes above 2 degrees is systemically uninsurable. Can you image you would live in an economy that is systemically uninsurable?â
10 Things We Learned from UN Climate Chief Christiana Figueres
Christiana Figueres, the UN climate chief who led the world to the Paris climate deal, spoke to a full house Monday evening at the Grantham Institute for Climate Changeâs annual lecture at Imperial College London. As nations are set to gather in New York next week to sign the deal, Figueres told...
That was 2016. First it was 1c, then 1.5, then 2, now itâs 3c is magic number when the entire world is going to collapse.Hahaha you fall for the same dogshit over and over.
5.A World Beyond 2C Is Systemically Uninsurable
The insurance sector is âthe risk guru of the worldâ described Figueres, emphasizing that global climate change is âthe highest risk we have ever facedâ.
âThey have decided that a world that goes above 2 degrees is uninsurable,â she said. âNot that they wonât be able to insure your home or your business, but what theyâre saying is a world that goes above 2 degrees is systemically uninsurable. Can you image you would live in an economy that is systemically uninsurable?â
10 Things We Learned from UN Climate Chief Christiana Figueres
Christiana Figueres, the UN climate chief who led the world to the Paris climate deal, spoke to a full house Monday evening at the Grantham Institute for Climate Changeâs annual lecture at Imperial College London. As nations are set to gather in New York next week to sign the deal, Figueres told...www.desmog.com
Mediocre academics with excel spreadsheets
Keep on drinking the kool-aid frank
Iâm not the one believing obvious grifters.
Imagine belonging to a doomsday cult thatâs continuously wrong about the actual day of doom.
you really should get a job with the insurance company mentioned in the article given that you're repeatedly saying you know more than them, and indeed science.Iâm not the one believing obvious grifters.
Imagine belonging to a doomsday cult thatâs continuously wrong about the actual day of doom.
I'm sure they'll be relieved and won't need to worry about cancelling peoples insurances around the world.
You are so skilled in so many areas Frank. One minute economics, the next minute political science, the next minute global warfare, the next minute science. And all for the benefit of us small people in this little ol' rugby league forum.
Remarkable.
I just quoted an article that insurers said the world was uninsurable at 2c. Iâm just using your methodology.
Donât blame me your prophets of doom canât get their facts straight.
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Sounds like a little jealousy
Sounds like a little jealousy
sarcasm
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)uncountable noun
Sarcasm is speech or writing which actually means the opposite of what it seems to say. Sarcasm is usually intended to mock or insult someone.
'What a pity,' Graham said with a hint of sarcasm.
His voice was heavy with sarcasm.
Fred ignored the sarcasm.
Synonyms: irony, satire, cynicism, contempt More Synonyms of sarcasm
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Or he secretly idolises himsarcasm
(sÉËĘłkĂŚzÉm
uncountable noun
Sarcasm is speech or writing which actually means the opposite of what it seems to say. Sarcasm is usually intended to mock or insult someone.
'What a pity,' Graham said with a hint of sarcasm.
His voice was heavy with sarcasm.
Fred ignored the sarcasm.
Synonyms: irony, satire, cynicism, contempt More Synonyms of sarcasm
Or he secretly idolises him
far right nazi symbolism
You've opened another rabbit hole, is it a nazi rabbit?
My new gang patch. You can prospect for the ok whateverâs if you want. Youâve got to provide your own best though. Hi vis is acceptable
I'm in, sounds like we're pretty easygoing, live and let live, mind our own business, hide in the shadows, ok whatever
But if there's any trouble, they underestimate us at their peril. No one disrespects the ok whatevers.
Youâve got it, weâre just cruisers just in it for the greater good. A maiden Warriors premiership
*checks name of thread* Climate change eh, ok whatever.
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