https://www.realclearmarkets.com/article...96588.html

Author argues that the climate change cult is afraid of change and that change may be beneficial.

"...The NBER’s extreme case projection that if the earth’s temperature rises by 0.04 degrees Celsius per year through 2100 (five times the actual rate of increase since 1880), total U.S. GDP will be 10.52 percent lower in 2100 than it would otherwise be, similarly would leave GDP per person about 172 percent higher.

In other words, after taking account of the supposedly harmful impact of global warming, U.S. income per person in 2100 will be about triple today’s level.

Don’t swallow the big lie. Check the data. Global warming has not been harmful and presents no danger to future generations."

(06-20-2020 03:08 PM)bullet Wrote:  https://www.realclearmarkets.com/article...96588.html

Author argues that the climate change cult is afraid of change and that change may be beneficial.

"...The NBER’s extreme case projection that if the earth’s temperature rises by 0.04 degrees Celsius per year through 2100 (five times the actual rate of increase since 1880), total U.S. GDP will be 10.52 percent lower in 2100 than it would otherwise be, similarly would leave GDP per person about 172 percent higher.

In other words, after taking account of the supposedly harmful impact of global warming, U.S. income per person in 2100 will be about triple today’s level.

Don’t swallow the big lie. Check the data. Global warming has not been harmful and presents no danger to future generations."

I think illogical hysteria has doomed the climate change agenda. People understand far more than the experts give the populace credit for. For example, higher temps in theory can melt the ice caps and possibly cause the sea levels to rise. But regular folks intuitively know that weather predictions are a dicey proposition. Scientist deride this challenge and thus miss the underlying query; The planet's climate is a multi-variable equations with numerous inputs, why are the PhD's boiling it down to an IF ---> THEN statement?