The Australian reported As it is, the temperature projections (the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) does come up with in its fourth and latest report range from a rise in the global average temperature by the year 2100 of 1.8C for its lowest emissions scenario to one of 4C for its highest emissions scenario, with a mean increase of slightly under 3C. The average annual temperature in Helsinki is less than 5C. That in Singapore is in excess of 27C, a difference of more than 22C. If man can cope with that, it is not immediately apparent why he should not be able to adapt to a change of 3C when he is given 100 years in which to do so.
And that assums they are right. If the weatherman has difficulty giving an accurate 5 day forecase, what makes you think a UN agency can accurately predict the weather 100 years from now?
And that assums they are right. If the weatherman has difficulty giving an accurate 5 day forecase, what makes you think a UN agency can accurately predict the weather 100 years from now?
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