Climate of Our Future

Highest mountain on Earth, Mt. Everest grows about 4 millimeters a year since two tectonic plates which collided millions of years ago to form the Himalayas, continue to press against each other. Earths highest waterfall is at Angel Falls in Venezuela which drops 3,212 feet (979 meters). Hottest place on earth is Azizia in Libya 136 degrees Fahrenheit (57.8 Celsius) and coldest was in Vostok, Antarctica -129 Fahrenheit (-89 Celsius). Pacific is the biggest ocean (32.6% of the Earth’s surface) and Nile River in Africa is longest 4,160 miles (6,695 kilometers).

Knowing all these facts makes me very curious as to what the weather will be like in Libya in a few years. Or, how cold it will be in the Antarctica? Will the Pacific get even more vast? Scientists are now arguing whether or not it will get warmer or colder. Everyone is scrambling trying to come up with the exact math to figure this out. Problem is math can only figure out half this dilemma.

I have people screaming at me for my views, saying I am an alarmist. I represent that statement. Someone needs to be. Have they thrown out of the equation common sense? That is why I am alarmed. I realize we have had past warmings and that it is natural. Look what happened then. Without the carbon. It just stands to reason that there are new variables to this equation. I only want to show what is in the news at the present, all of the discussion concerning the climate good and bad. Because it is after all is said and done. Home.