Yes, like I said, the look different and have differing behavior, when that behavior is no longer suitable for that environment the pizzlie comes in because it is better adapted to the new climate. And do you notice something? This adaptation was rapid enough to match the rate of change. There was no period of no large bears in the biome. And dollars to donuts you will end up with more bears not less as it warms.
We have been changing at this rate for a while, and as we can see it provided ample time for evolution to fill the warmer niche without a period of no bears in it. And if it keeps warming, grizzlies will occupy it next.
There are thousands of coral species. You have way too much confidence in our genetic engineering and selective breeding when it comes to coral than I do.
The ozone depletion issue was a simple chemical reaction. Global climate change, is orders of magnitude more complex and not nearly as well understood.
Francesco Muschitiello, an author on the study and assistant professor of geography at the University of Cambridge, said the findings were worrisome because the early warming suggests there might be a flaw in the models scientists use to predict how the climate will change.
Fund us, we need to figure out why weāre wrong.
Muschitiello said itās not clear how much of a role, if any, human-caused climate change played in the early Arctic warming, and more research is needed.
Stick to the story!
āWeāre talking about the early 1900s, and by then weāve already been supercharging the atmosphere with carbon dioxide,ā he said.
Who was Francesco? Who was āsuperchargingā in 1900? How were they doing it.
This is pure propaganda. These guys are full of ā ā ā ā .
Didnāt you just say that that kind of ā ā ā ā happens in cycles? Why panic about the inevitable when there is not a damned thing you can do about it?