/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16124104
Today, I will remind them.

>>16066125
>>16064849

>>15943492

>>15898823
i post anti AGW graphs for free. this disproves your claim. why did you lie?

>>15471071
>Sounds like you're lying and using a manipulative graph to do it.
big words, coming from the camp that does this

>>15364635

>temperature anomaly
>energy budget
>climate crisis
>[weather] [scary term]
it's all so tiresome bros.

>>15046240

>>14677293
>70 years earlier
hold up. temperature is rising 30 years earlier than predicted... arctic permafrost is thawing 70 years earlier? sounds like climatologists don't actually understand how the two are correlated, and their modeling is so inaccurate as to be ignorable. what's the sea level rise?

>>14675905

i'll stop being a skeptic when they stop posting images with runaway modeling and exaggerated axes to scare people.

>>14659036
this graph is just of sea levels. i should make a set of them for all the climate predictions with runaway modeling.

>>14631608
sea level increases by about 3 mm a year? wow, so, like, by the year 2100 AD, the sea level will have increased by a whopping 30 cm? omg i'm literally shaking? bros, are there any therapists trained for this kind of stuff? that's like a whole ruler's worth of extra depth, oh no...
>>14631705
that's just climatologists not understanding basic calculus. the chart, as shown, indicates the sea level dropped between 1992 and about 2000. they would tell you instead that the sea level increased. what they mean is that they took the year 2000 as their 0 point, and that in 1992, the sea level was about 20 mm below what it was in the year 2000. it's a stupid plot designed by retards who don't understand math.

is Justice Kagan lying?
>If the current rate of emissions continues, children born this year could live to see parts of the Eastern seaboard swallowed by the
ocean. See Brief for Climate Scientists as Amici Curiae 6. Rising waters, scorching heat, and other severe weather conditions could force “mass migration events[,] politicalcrises, civil unrest,” and “even state failure.” Dept. of Defense, Climate Risk Analysis 8 (2021). And by the end ofthis century, climate change could be the cause of “4.6 million excess yearly deaths.” See R. Bressler, The MortalityCost of Carbon, 12 Nature Communications 4467, p. 5 (2021).
https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/21pdf/20-1530_n758.pdf

>>14604654

>>14578978
>sea level rise
wow, so scared