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Al Gore highlights link between floods, global warming in 'climate crisis'


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The Hill:

Al Gore is highlighting a recent news report that casts devastating floods in Australia and Brazil as signs of climate change.

In a Tuesday Twitter message flagging the broadcast, he called the ABC News story an “important link.” He also addressed the issue on his website.

“As the earth warms, scientists tell us that we will see more and more extreme weather conditions. Each of these occurrences further underscore why we need to take immediate action to solve the climate crisis,” Gore wrote on his website Tuesday.
The ABC News report includes comments by Dr. Richard Somerville of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California-San Diego.

“This is no longer something that’s theory or conjecture or just something that comes out of computer models. We’re observing the climate changing. It’s happening. It’s real. It’s a scientific fact,” he said on the Jan. 13 report, calling extreme weather events “hints” of events that “will become stronger.”snip
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“This is no longer something that’s theory or conjecture or just something that comes out of computer models. We’re observing the climate changing. It’s happening. It’s real. It’s a scientific fact,”

 

By the time you will have read this, the climate will have changed.

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He's the anti-Michael Corleone.

 

Everytime the rest of the world tries to get out, he pulls them back in!

 

You would think he would have gotten the message when Tipper left him, but obviously he's more dense than a neutron star. :blink:

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