John Shewchuk

@stellastafford @ElaineCox11 @MarkCranfield_ Sorry, Stella -- you only have opinions -- worthless without supporting data. And so, I now leave you with your illusions, and my video to help cheer you up. Bye bye ... youtube.com/watch?v=DNeujL…

@_ClimateCraze @ElaineCox11 The rapid acceleration of global Climate Disasters, John, is now well past 'might happen' and into 'is happening'. Denial is no longer feasible. Ask insurance companies or actuaries about rising uninsurability. Or even WEF. @MarkCranfield_

Why climate scientists need to talk more about the very worst-case scenarios. “With growing evidence that the risk of irreversible changes to the #climate are mounting, a new assessment could show a much clearer picture of what is at stake. By presenting the best that could happen and the worst, side by side and as the years tick by, it would provide a roadmap for stubborn hope, an antidote to despair despite the stark realities”. theconversation.com/why-climate-sc… via @ConversationUK

@stellastafford @ElaineCox11 @volcaholic1 People die all the time. The good news is that world population is growing and climate related deaths are down, because of global warming and increasing CO2.

@_ClimateCraze @ElaineCox11 @volcaholic1 No, John, you are now being completely ridiculous. Grow up. Climate DIsaster is real, it is killing people now, it will kill millions more, unless HUMANS CUT ALL UNNECESSARY EMISSIONS now.

@Australian94152 Nice. With only about 150 years of scientific measurement for our 4.5 billion year old earth, we can expect to see new records every year. This is exciting - and good data for future scientific analyses. In the meantime, there is no wet/dry trend.

@_ClimateCraze Ive got 100 years rainfall With two anomalies .. one driest . One wettest . Both aside major eruptions . Interesting data.

Even the UN's WMO has joined the climate mob to deny the unprecedented effects of the Hunga-Tonga volcano. Like all the other Tonga deniers, they never show the smoking-gun UAH graph - and even claim Tonga helped to cool the earth's surface. wmo.int/media/news/new…

@stellastafford @ElaineCox11 @volcaholic1 @theriverstrust You are talking about weather -- nothing unusual - except for the meteorologically uneducated. Otherwise, there is no significant wet/dry trends.

@_ClimateCraze @ElaineCox11 @volcaholic1 @theriverstrust John, when 7 inches of rain fall in less than an hour a huge fast rising flash flood is unavoidable. But yes, UNNECESSARY OVER CONSTRUCTION by climate disaster denying avarice addicts esp if involves destroying greenfields and floodplains is a major climate disaster cause.

@Yash25571056 Hiroshi ... what year did you first notice a climate free fall?

"The planet [Earth] is heading for climate free fall.. Earth will experience an increasingly erratic climate: more and stronger fluctuations in flows of melt water, ocean circulations and the extent of sea ice. These changes will lead to more frequent and intense extremes in temperature, precipitation and storms — leading not only to more heatwaves and droughts, but also to more cold spells and floods.. Once a critical temperature threshold for instability is crossed, it takes time for such systems to collapse, but the collapse is inevitable.. Modern economies are adapted to relatively stable climatic baselines. Agricultural productivity, infrastructure design, insurance pricing and financial risk management all rely not only on expected mean conditions but also on the predictability of variability.. once these factors are no longer predictable, all bets are off — life becomes uninsurable and the world becomes unsafe. Communities are already feeling the effects of a rise in extreme weather. And such events might quickly spiral once climate subsystems start to tumble.. If you push the climate system past a tipping point, it does not stabilize. Its parts will tumble like falling pieces of china, even if the cabinet they are in hasn’t toppled yet." This issue is urgent, isn't it? '‘Climate free fall’: why the biggest risk to our economies is yet to be recognized' nature.com/articles/d4158…

@stellastafford @ElaineCox11 @volcaholic1 CO2 emissions are good news, because we are in a CO2 famine. More CO2 is good CO2. Education is important.

@_ClimateCraze @ElaineCox11 @volcaholic1 John, when was the last time you complained about overtravel emissions, or even about international flight and shipping emissions not being included on by country emission totals? Or about over construction emissions? Or about the loss and destruction of greenfields?

@stellastafford @ElaineCox11 @volcaholic1 @theriverstrust So where is the 100-yr flood plain map for your flood of choice?

@_ClimateCraze @ElaineCox11 @volcaholic1 Suggest ask @theriverstrust about DRE. As far as I know this was redundant badly maintained small dams & weirs=>rivers flow faster for flood protection. Not relevant to 7inches->12+inches of rain in under 12 hours flash floods or sea level rise incursions due to Climate Disaster

@stellastafford @ElaineCox11 @volcaholic1 So, Stella ... when is the last time you complained about the DRE program? Other countries have similar "environmentalist" programs -- for the good of the people of course.

@_ClimateCraze @ElaineCox11 And here is a more strongly worded reply from @Volcaholic1 for all climate disaster deniers who claim things are getting better while apparently not registering the ever increasing number of disastrous floods, droughts,heat, wildfires, landslides et al x.com/volcaholic1/st…

@commoditywx I know. I discuss that during my climate talks. climatecraze.com/talks.php

@_ClimateCraze The blue horseshoe around it on the east side is also sign of a strong -PDO. And NOAA agrees. ncei.noaa.gov/pub/data/cmb/e…

Commodity thinks one red spot represents a hot PDO. The real PDO is a bit chilly ... ncei.noaa.gov/access/monitor…

@stellastafford @ElaineCox11 Notice that article never shows trends. Guess why.

@_ClimateCraze @ElaineCox11 sustainability.stanford.edu/news/climate-c…

@stellastafford @ElaineCox11 You are welcome to update the graph.

@_ClimateCraze @ElaineCox11 ps if you look closely at the end of your graph (which finishes in 2024) you will see the lines are flattening and falling.

@stellastafford @ElaineCox11 Your report is just a listing of subjective opinions. I have data - which is how you see truth. So tell me ... why are severe weather events decreasing?

@_ClimateCraze @ElaineCox11 assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/696e0eae…

@stellastafford @ElaineCox11 The only threat to national security of lack is lack of climate change knowledge. Please note that sea go Up and Down 400 feet each glaciation cycle -- and during the prior Interglacial Warm Period, the seas were about 25 feet higher than today. You worry because of ignorance.

@_ClimateCraze @ElaineCox11 And please watch this video x.com/nebriefing/sta…

@stellastafford @ElaineCox11 Of course the global heating - slowly - as we continue to thaw out from the Little Ice Age. It will begin to cool in about another 100 years or so. Have some patience.

@_ClimateCraze @ElaineCox11 and consider this.

@stellastafford @ElaineCox11 For water, just do like the desert nations, use nuclear to desalinate. youtube.com/watch?v=-jGJpY…

@_ClimateCraze @ElaineCox11 and this

@stellastafford @ElaineCox11 Colorized maps and isolated pictures are NOT trend data, but instead is just alarmism. Fortunately, I have global trend data, which shows you have nothing but opinions and some images of "local" events.

@_ClimateCraze @ElaineCox11

@stellastafford @ElaineCox11 @volcaholic1 Thank you for an excellent example of what happens to those who choose to live in flood plains. By the way ... please provide a topographic map outlining the 100-yr flood plain for that location. Data matters -- dogma is irrelevant.

@SteveWheeler92 Here is what the science says ...

@_ClimateCraze Well living in Australia, I saw the effects 1st hand. VERY HEAVY RAIN,very consistent for two years. All seansons, and created a lot of flooding here.

@SaulStaniforth Saul ... what year did you first notice increasing wildfires?

Climate change means wild fires like this are becoming more frequent and more severe. Where is the national conversation about the urgent need for adaptation in the years ahead? Instead we get politicians demanding billions more for bombs.

Apparently, Geoffrey blindly believes the failing "models" about sea level rise, but the objective "data" show the opposite ... sea level rise is slowing down.