<VV> Re: [VV-talk] The Great Global Warming Swindle

[Ken Wildman]

This is like an old joke.

"You don't even know how to keep political mail on VV-Talk, and you want to 
discuss climatology?"

<grin>

Ken (a place for everything and everything in its place) W.


At 10:56 PM 3/7/2007, Tony Underwood wrote:
>At 04:25 PM 3/7/2007, airvair wrote:
>>Well, what I'm getting at is this. What if all the glaciers DO melt, and
>>the ocean levels rise the predicted 30 feet?
>
>
>The oceans will rise ~30 ft, actually a bit more depending on just how 
>much warming there actually is.   If it's only the glaciers, it's not 
>gonna be much more than a few feet.  If the polar caps melt (as they 
>certainly eventually will) it could be 40-50 feet, bringing the coastline 
>inland as much as a hundred miles or so, depending, mostly on the Piedmont 
>areas of the eastern seaboard.
>
>
>>Do you know how much real
>>estate is within 30 feet of sea level?
>
>
>I absolutely do.  I also know EXACTLY where the "new" beaches will 
>be.  Again.    It's the same place they were for millions on years before, 
>until all that water got tied up in the polar ice caps.
>
>
>>All of Florida will be one big
>>underwater reef,
>
>
>Most of it anyway...
>
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>>as will New Orleans,
>
>
>N.O. is already "owned" by the Mississippi River.   It won't take a 
>warming trend to see it submerge.   Much of it is already below river 
>level already.
>
>
>>Bengladesh, and countless other
>>areas.
>
>
>Yes they will.    And forget about ranting about it, nobody can stop 
>it.   Just the way nobody could stop the ice age, nobody's gonna stop the 
>warming trend and the ice melting again.    Nor will anyone stop the next 
>ice age that's gonna follow this one after it ends.
>
>
>>Where are all the people going to go to?
>
>Inland.
>
>
>>All I can say is that at
>>least (if the timetable predictions are correct) I won't live to see it
>>all. LOL
>
>
>This is true.  None of us are gonna see it.
>
>
>
>It's gonna take thousands of years, folks...  ;)    Everyone has plenty of 
>time to move out and go somewhere else.
>
>
>
>tony..
>
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