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Paniken verkar sprida sig bland klimatförnekarna, det är alldeles tydligt. Varför hittar du på argument istället för att ta till dig den info som ges?I Kalifornien talar man om tydliga förändringar i klimatet, mer torka, starkare vindar. De hade omfattande, svåra bränder även förra hösten.
Jag citerar:
But I think the essence of this IPCC report can be summarized in 12 succinct points. Here they are:
It’s warming.
It’s us.
It hasn’t stopped.
The heat is mainly in the sea.
Sea level is rising.
Ice is shrinking.
Carbon dioxide makes oceans more acidic.
Carbon dioxide in the air is up 45 percent since the 1800s.
It’s now the highest in millions of years.
Cumulative emissions set the warming.
Reducing emissions limits the warming.
Climate change will last for centuries.
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Now we can turn to the connections between climate change and wildfires. A good place to start is a recent IPCC report entitled Global Warming of 1.5°C. The unsurprising general finding is that the greater the warming, the worse the consequences of climate change. Thus, a warming of 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial conditions will lead to more severe effects than a warming of 1.5 degrees Celsius. The report cites several scientific studies as “evidence for the attribution of increased forest fire frequency in North America to anthropogenic climate change during 1984–2015, via the mechanism of increasing fuel aridity almost doubling the western USA forest fire area compared to what would have been expected in the absence of climate change.”
https://thebulletin.org/2019/10/wildfires-and-climate-change/#
Flera forskarstudier visar alltså att skogsbränder i Nordamerika har ökat pga klimatförändringarna. Men du vet förstås bättre?