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It’s called… a storm. Always had them, always will.
Current Affairs 🌡️ Weather / climate change
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You are an identified climate denier wiz, you sit within the spectrum on the right who deliberately downplay the impact the brand of politics you believe in is having on the world.
And like evs you'll switch all of a sudden to saying "Oh well, it's all about mitigation now"
You and many others in this forum, all of the same flavour, the same spectrum.
Anthropogenic (man made) climate change
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In 2023, as a response to Cyclone Gabrielle and the 2023 Auckland Anniversary floods, the government passed the Severe Weather Emergency Legislation which changed the settings at which the council/civil defence have to call for a State of Emergency. Does this graph indicate an increase in weather events or that the new settings are working? Personally, I think it's a combination of both.
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Bang on. We have state of emergencies declared because we might need than, not once their is an emergency.
The opinion of a libertarian act party climate change denier
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You and many others on this forum, all of the same flavour. Forever the victim mentality and going from crisis to crisis.
It must be exhausting.
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Never denied climate change. I just think its something we roll with and adapt to like humans have done since forever.
Sea levels rose by 100m 10,000 years ago and humans adapted.
Some people can live with uncertainty and change while for others it freaks them out…
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Some people can be absolute right wing shit stirring cunts and take smug pleasure in the world's misery that the ideologies they believe in have caused.
Extreme weather scientists warn of impending funding drought
'Some nerd sitting in an office' doesn't seem like exciting research to fund but it's answering urgent questions about severe weather, a climate scientist says.
www.rnz.co.nz