Warmists Declare Great Barrier Reef Dead

If only members of the Cult of Climastrology had given up their own use of fossil fuels. Sigh

The Great Barrier Reef announced dead, climate change kills nature’s magnificent treasure

The Great Barrier Reef is dead and none other than climate change is responsible for it. One of world’s largest living structure, it has been around for 25 millions years and now in 2016, it has been announced dead. The only living structure visible from the space, the reef was home to largest number of lives and spot for breeding of green turtles. Stretched out approximately 1200 miles along Australia’s eastern coast, the reef had largest biodiversity of organisms on Earth. (snip)

The demise of one of the greatest treasure of nature to mankind is sadly but truly comes as a result of mankind’s influence on climate change. Noting else, but human greed and it resulting into global warming is the reason, we won’t be able to cherish The Great Barrier Reef. As a result of global warming, the reef started to wither and die. With the onset of millennium, mass bleaching became a major threat. More the carbon dioxide observed by oceans, more acidic it turns into. As did Reef, it turned more acidic with time and with it started to dissolve.

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This is all just utterly absurd. So much of the Great Barrier Reef evolved and spread when it was much warmer and also live through when it was much cooler. A tiny .8C change in global temperatures in over 160 years is not going to kill it.

If only these nutballs were as concerned about actual pollution, they might be on to something. Instead, they’re whining about tiny amounts of CO2 that is having barely any effect on the climate.

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