04-20-2018, 08:23 AM
Thanks Tom! That was the best explanation of climate change of seen (that link again: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/earth/decod...chine.html )
For those without 2 hours to spare, it pretty much wraps up its case by the 41 minute mark; the remainder hashing out the details, as well as offering some rays of hope in the form of new technologies and approaches.
Very interesting to see that, having completed analyzing the bubbles trapped in ancient Antarctic ice cores, the long suspected correlation between CO2 levels and temperatures has been confirmed going back 800,000 years.
As for Puna-related content, there is the prediction of sea levels rising between 2 and 9 feet by the end of the century (depending on how much of the Antarctic ice sheets calve off). If you believe in climate change, you should to sell off your waterfront property in Kapoho while you still can. If you don't believe in climate change, you should buy some waterfront property from a panicked seller.
For those without 2 hours to spare, it pretty much wraps up its case by the 41 minute mark; the remainder hashing out the details, as well as offering some rays of hope in the form of new technologies and approaches.
Very interesting to see that, having completed analyzing the bubbles trapped in ancient Antarctic ice cores, the long suspected correlation between CO2 levels and temperatures has been confirmed going back 800,000 years.
As for Puna-related content, there is the prediction of sea levels rising between 2 and 9 feet by the end of the century (depending on how much of the Antarctic ice sheets calve off). If you believe in climate change, you should to sell off your waterfront property in Kapoho while you still can. If you don't believe in climate change, you should buy some waterfront property from a panicked seller.