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Like the Great Barrier Reef? In the best condition since records have been kept.

Give me a good scientific reason why the reefs across the equator where the water is 30 degrees are thriving compared to the lower barrier reefs ranging from 26-28 degrees. The only answer is adaption, not the actual temp.

Record snow seasons? What happened to end of snow? Or, no more rain?

Overall damage from natural disasters like fires and storms is going down.

The Earth is greener.

Yep, the temp has gone up and CO2 may have contributed to it. But arsonists in Melbourne and Greece lighting up underbush that has not been allowed to be cleared because of green/left activist policies may be the story.

Let's not even get close to idiots building high rise buildings on the sand in hurricane risk areas. Ref Miami. Have you been there? Dumb.

Surely the World should have learnt from Venice building a city on the top of sand 1m above the water line. Morons.

I shouldn't have to mention The Netherlands. It's underwater except for a few concrete dykes.

This is all pre-CO2 scare.

Start building up.

And, let's not forget who is now the culprate for any future CO2 increases which is going to boil the planet.

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<blockquote data-quote="Sean K" data-source="post: 1238360" data-attributes="member: 3610">Like the Great Barrier Reef? In the best condition since records have been kept. Give me a good scientific reason why the reefs across the equator where the water is 30 degrees are thriving compared to the lower barrier reefs ranging from 26-28 degrees. The only answer is adaption, not the actual temp. Record snow seasons? What happened to end of snow? Or, no more rain?Overall damage from natural disasters like fires and storms is going down.The Earth is greener.Yep, the temp has gone up and CO2 may have contributed to it. But arsonists in Melbourne and Greece lighting up underbush that has not been allowed to be cleared because of green/left activist policies may be the story.Let&#039;s not even get close to idiots building high rise buildings on the sand in hurricane risk areas. Ref Miami. Have you been there? Dumb.Surely the World should have learnt from Venice building a city on the top of sand 1m above the water line. Morons.I shouldn&#039;t have to mention The Netherlands. It&#039;s underwater except for a few concrete dykes. This is all pre-CO2 scare.Start building up.And, let&#039;s not forget who is now the culprate for any future CO2 increases which is going to boil the planet.[ATTACH=full]160397[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sean K, post: 1238360, member: 3610"] Like the Great Barrier Reef? In the best condition since records have been kept. Give me a good scientific reason why the reefs across the equator where the water is 30 degrees are thriving compared to the lower barrier reefs ranging from 26-28 degrees. The only answer is adaption, not the actual temp. Record snow seasons? What happened to end of snow? Or, no more rain? Overall damage from natural disasters like fires and storms is going down. The Earth is greener. Yep, the temp has gone up and CO2 may have contributed to it. But arsonists in Melbourne and Greece lighting up underbush that has not been allowed to be cleared because of green/left activist policies may be the story. Let's not even get close to idiots building high rise buildings on the sand in hurricane risk areas. Ref Miami. Have you been there? Dumb. Surely the World should have learnt from Venice building a city on the top of sand 1m above the water line. Morons. I shouldn't have to mention The Netherlands. It's underwater except for a few concrete dykes. This is all pre-CO2 scare. Start building up. And, let's not forget who is now the culprate for any future CO2 increases which is going to boil the planet. [ATTACH type="full"]160397[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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