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"I will be merciful if you stop your evil thoughts
and deeds."
Jeremiah 7:5
Earth like planets are very
rare.
Human activity has
significantly altered the Earth's atmosphere.
Andrew Marshall, the
director of the Office of Net Assessment, the father of 'Star
Wars' and the Pentagon graybeard
expert on future strategic threats, was commissioned by
Richard Milhous Nixon:
"to weigh the military balance in
specific areas, determine what the
important long term trends are, and
to highlight existing or
emergent problem areas, or
important opportunities
that deserve attention to improve the future
American position in the continuing
global military-economic-political competition."
A report
commissioned by Andrew Marshall describes the disasters that would occur if the
climate shifted abruptly as happened some 12,000 years ago.
The climate
model used in the movie The Day After Tomorrow is based on the climate
model portrayed in this report.
According to this climate scenario, most
of Holland and Bangladesh would be submerged by
violent storms and
rising oceans.
Northern
Europe may freeze due to disruptions in the Gulf
Stream currents.
Millions of environmental refugees would gather at
the frontiers of the developed world, driven by wars, famines, and floods and
yearn for the EU.
Climate change and the Syrian civil war revisited
Climate change 'will create world's biggest refugee
crisis'
Nuclear conflict,
continental droughts, and
widespread rioting may
erupt.
The report paints an image of America as a gated
community insulating itself from an Earth it helped forge,
isolated and despised by its angry
neighbors.
Climate change is an
American national security
concern.
Americans need to take
seriously the implications of global warming and act decisively to stop what
could turn into run away climatic mayhem.
banal
obvious, trite or dull
drearily
commonplace and often predictable
repeated too often; overfamiliar
through overuse
"Anyone who thinks the human race does not have a
powerful impact on the environment and climate definitely has their
head in the sand." - Bill
Patzert
"Recent years have shown that shifts in rainfall
can bring down governments and even set off wars.
The African Sahel,
just south of the Sahara, provides a dramatic and poignant demonstration.
The deadly carnage in Darfur,
Sudan, for example,
which is almost always discussed in political and military terms, has roots in
an ecological crisis directly arising from climate shocks." - Jeffrey Sachs
"The observed increase in greenhouse gas levels,
due to human production, is the only explanation we can find to account for
what has happened to our world.
We've dusted for fingerprints. It's
us." - Katharine Hayhoe & Andrew Farley
"Climate change is happening now, and it's actually
beginning to affect our lives.
It's not just happening in the Arctic
regions, but it's beginning to show up in our own backyards." - Thomas R. Karl,
director of the National Climatic Data Center at the NOAA, June 16, 2009
1896 Svante Arrhenius, a Swedish physical chemist and
future Nobel laureate, publishes his paper on the greenhouse effect.
The paper documents Arrhenius' experimental verification of the ability
of what was called 'carbonic acid' – carbon dioxide – to trap heat
near Earth's surface.
1908 Svante Arrhenius
pens Worlds in the Making.
Svante Arrhenius predicts human
emission of CO² will be strong enough to prevent the world from entering a
new ice age, and that a warmer earth will be needed to feed the rapidly
increasing population.
Unfortunately now we know that the increase heat
and carbon dioxide actually retards plant growth.
Svante Arrhenius'
greenhouse law:
If the quantity of
carbonic acid increases in geometric
progression, the augmentation of the temperature will increase nearly in
arithmetic progression - based on the Stefan-Boltzmann
observations.
 
The United Nations sponsored
intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has reconfirmed the basic
accuracy of Svante Arrhenius' calculations.
Prior to the extensive
burning of fossil fuels the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
is about 280 parts per million.
After WWII readings of CO² showed
a 1-part-per-million annual increase.
Average readings at the 11,141
foot Mauna Loa Observatory, where carbon dioxide density peaks each northern
winter:
2003: 376 parts per million
March 2004: 379 ppm
Year-to-year increase of about 3 parts per million.
2008: 385
ppm
On May 9, 2013 the daily mean concentration of carbon dioxide in
the atmosphere surpasses 400 parts per million.
August 2016: 402.25
ppm
June 23, 2017: 408.35 ppm
June 23, 2018: 410.76 ppm
Year-to-year increase of over 4 parts per million.
The fossil fuel industry feeds a
propaganda machine that attempts to convince
the victims of devastated
planetary ecosystems that their senses deceive them.
"I was shot by
Nigerian soldiers paid for by
Chevron Nigeria Ltd, a subsidiary of
Chevron.
I was
standing on a drilling platform in the Niger Delta run by Chevron Nigeria Ltd.
More than 100 unarmed villagers joined me there to protest the loss of
our fish, our clean water and our trees because of Chevron's petroleum
production activities in our region, and to protest the loss of our traditional
ways of supporting ourselves as a result of these activities.
Chevron Nigeria Ltd paid
for, transported and supervised the Nigerian military and police forces
that responded to our protests.
They opened fire on us without warning!
The villagers who live near these petroleum facilities are desperately
poor.
Most of our villages have no electricity, many are reachable only
by boat.
These communities survive on subsistence fishing and farming
that has been destroyed by Chevron's dredging and drilling.
We
villagers seek basic environmental reparations and support, like hospitals,
scholarships and jobs to replace the fishing and farming we've lost.
In
all of 2007, Chevron spent less than one day's profits providing support to the
communities it destroys in Africa." - Larry Bowoto
1981
Fossil fuel industry recognizes burning fossil fuel is causing global
warming.
2003 The hottest
summer in Europe in 500 years.
More than 19,000 deaths attributed to
the heat.
Record temperatures were recorded in most of the major cities
of Europe with many readings of more than 100°.
"When you consider
Europe as a whole, it was by far the hottest summer," said Jurg Luterbacher,
climatologist University of Bern, Switzerland
Jurg said
increased temperatures were not limited to summer in Europe; winters also have
been warmer than the historical record.
In the study, Luterbacher and
his team analyzed the temperature history of Europe starting in 1500 to the
present.
For the earliest part of the half millennium, the temperatures
are estimates based on proxy measures, such as tree rings and soil cores.
After about 1750, he said, instrumented readings became generally
available throughout Europe.
2005 Philip Cooney,
petroleum industry lobbyist who edits government reports on climate change by
questioning the science and
significance of studies and projections as chief of staff for
George Walker Bush Council on
Environmental Quality, returns to the private sector as an employee of
ExxonMobil.
2007 Polluters pump at least 24,126,416,000 metric tons of
carbon dioxide (CO2) into the environment.
The US and its territories
were responsible for 5.8 billion metric tons, more than
China (3.3 billion),
Russia (1.4 billion) and
India (1.2 billion)
combined
2008 The petroleum and coal industries
spend $427 million in the first six months in political contributions, lobbying
expenditures and advertising to oppose climate action.
2009 Center for Public
Integrity estimates that "more than 770 companies and interest groups hired
an estimated 2,340 lobbyists to influence federal policy on climate change in
the past year."
The Center for Public Integrity calculates that
the climate change-driven boom has resulted in "an increase of more than 300%
in the number of lobbyists on climate change in just five years, and means that
Washington boasts more than four climate lobbyists for every member of
Congress. 02/25/09
"Scientists have systematically
underestimated just how delicate the balance of the planet's physical systems
really is.
That rise of 1° has seriously perturbed hydrological
cycles: the warm air holds more water vapor than cold air does, both droughts
and floods are increasing dramatically.
Coral reefs are dying, and so
are vast stretches of
forest.
None of that is going to stop, even if we do everything
right from here on out. Given the time lag between when we emit carbon and when
the air heats up, we're already guaranteed at least another 1° of warming.
The only question now is whether we're going to hold off catastrophe.
It won't be easy, because the scientific consensus calls for roughly
5° more warming this century unless we do just about everything right.
If our behavior up until now is any indication, we won't." - Bill
McKibben
FBI kept files on peaceful climate change
protesters
Tracking Of Environmental Activists
“Contemptible”
Agents Track Climate Activists as Part of 'Domestic Terrorism
Case'
polar ice caps
An ice shelf core about two miles long
- drilled in Antarctica - shows that at no time in the last 650,000 years have
levels of the greenhouse gases carbon dioxide and methane been as high as they
are today.
The research, published in a 2005 issue of the journal
Science, describes the content of the greenhouse gases within the core and
shows that carbon dioxide levels today are 27% higher than they have been at
any time in the last 650,000 years and levels of methane are 130% higher.
"Anyone counting on an ice age to head off global warming or hoping to
justify human greenhouse gas emissions to head off the next ice age, will find
no comfort in the ice core record." - Richard Alley, Penn State University
geophysicist and ice core analysis expert.
2002 Larsen B
ice shelf in Antarctic breaks up. Antarctic glaciers in the region are flowing
at up to eight times their previous flow rate. The breakup of the Larsen B ice
shelf left the glacial flow into Antarctica's Wendell Sea
unimpeded.
2005 About 288,000 square miles of
perennial Arctic ice shelf is lost between September 2004 and September 2005 -
14% overall and 50% of the east Arctic Ocean.
The reduction of sea ice
is making it more difficult for the polar bear to survive as polar bears are
dependent on the seals for sustenance and use sea ice as a platform from which
to hunt the seals.
2007 Northwest Passage becomes
navigable. National Snow and Ice Data Center reported that
satellite measurements showed a
reduction of the sea ice to less than 2.02 million miles - down 386,100 square
miles from the previous low in September 2005. At current rates Mark Serreze, a
senior research scientist, predicts the sea ice could be gone as soon as
2030.
2008 Northwest and Northeast passages are open. Computer models
predicted this would happen sometime late in the 21st century. Melting Arctic
ice is unsettling not only because it prove the planet is warming rapidly, but
also because it will help speed up the warming. White ice reflects 80% of
incoming solar radiation back to
space; blue water absorbs 80% of that sunshine.
International shipping
corporations ordered 152 reinforced hull ships to ply the newly opened
Northwest Passage at a cost of $100 million per ship - a $15 billion
investment.
160 square mile ice chunk breaks off the Wilkins Ice Shelf
in Antarctica.
Arctic ambition: The race to sail Northwest Passage heats
up
2009 Two 12,700-ton ships, the Beluga Fraternity
and Beluga Foresight, accompanied by Russian nuclear icebreakers
encounter only scattered ice floes in the first trip through the Arctic Ocean
from Korea to Rotterdam by commercial vessels.
The passage around the northernmost tip of Siberia, the Vilkitsky
Strait, ice covered about half the sea.
"It is global warming that
enabled us to think about using that route." - Verena Beckhusen, Beluga Group
spokeswoman
From Yokohama, Japan, to Rotterdam via the Northeast
Passage, Europe-Asia Trans Siberian Passage or Northern Sea Route is about
4,450 miles shorter than the Suez Canal
route.
"We are all very proud and delighted to be the first
shipping incorporation which has successfully transited the legendary Northeast
Passage and delivered the sensitive cargo safely through this extraordinarily
demanding sea area." - Neils Stolberg, Beluga Group president, September 10,
2009
2017 A 5,800-square kilometre (2,200-square
mile) section of Larsen C (ice shelf), larger than the State of Delaware with
twice the volume as Lake Erie about 350 metres (1,100 feet) thick, broke away.
The Larsen C ice shelf lost more than 12% of its total surface
area.
permafrost
As northern permafrost thaws huge
amounts of methane long trapped below the ice begin to escape into the
atmosphere; methane is an even more potent greenhouse gas than carbon
dioxide.
walrus 6,000 or
more walruses congregated on Alaska's shore in the fall of 2007.
3,500
walruses were near Icy Cape on the Chukchi Sea, some 140 miles southwest of
Barrow in the fall of 2009.
Federal wildlife researchers from the US
Geological Survey spotted up to 200 walrus calf carcasses near Icy
Cape.
"This is actually all new. They did this in 2007, and it's a
result of the sea ice retreating off the continental shelf." - Chad Jay, a US
Geological Survey walrus researcher
The US Fish and Wildlife Service
announced that a petition presented by the Center for Biological Diversity
provided substantial information that listing the walrus as threatened or
endangered is warranted.
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