Insurers call on G20 to phase out fossil fuel subsidies by 2020

[PoliticalNick]

Sorry, I guess I should have stated that "permanently" is a relative term. As far as human existence goes, that water has been permanently removed from the system.

Not even close. It is surprising how fast the recycling of water takes place.

 

[DaSleeper]

Well... Flossie should make up his mind...
Will global warming make the water recede?
Or is the level of the ocean going to rise?
Can't have it both ways...

 

[PoliticalNick]

Flossy likely drives to work in his Honda. Not a hybird or electric just run of the mill .... likely untuned so burning more CO2 .... Honda. Assuming he actually does work.

Accident benefits....most likely a severe head injury. ;-)

The climate has been changing since day 1. Nobody is going to stop it no matter how much you tax it.

That FACT does not fit into the libtard's plan so is never addressed. Even if you bring it up they will ignore you and try to move onto their talking points.

 

[Walter]

Disappearing coastlines is definitely a telltale sign.

Sher would be except shorelines have been eroding and building up since the beginning of time and it's got dick to do with humans.

 

[PoliticalNick]

Scientists estimate that at one time the Canadian Rockies were in excess of 30,000 ft high. Now that damned climate change has them down under 18,000 ft...lol

 

[taxslave]

Why is it funny?

They are the most reputable types of organizations in the world - especially after a catastrophic event occurs.



Not true.

Not only do we subsidize the oil industry, it just wouldn't be a profitable industry without government support.

Only in your little mind. Solar and wind OTH is hugely subsidized by the taxpayer. Even electric cars require a subsidy to make it to the street. Couldn't sell it any other way.

Renewables already beat fossil fuels.

They have the majority of the market and entrepreneurs are giving oil the snub.

So that must be the reason coal prices and exports have increased.

Scientists estimate that at one time the Canadian Rockies were in excess of 30,000 ft high. Now that damned climate change has them down under 18,000 ft...lol

ANd in just the last 30 years.