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Originally Posted by golfing eagles
Normally, that might be the case. Unfortunately, the powers that be have mandated that anyone they have any control over fall in line and parrot the myth of anthropogenic climate change. Since most climatologists work for the government, work under a contract with the government or for a university, that accounts for most of them. Again, if anyone doubts this, just get a degree in climatology and apply for a grant to do research that would prove humans have nothing to do with global warming. Congratulations, you just committed professional suicide and your family will starve
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Finally, something that makes sense and that I can partially agree with.I have simply stated what I have read and how I disagree with the gentleman from our local Climate Club. People living in Florida must individually decide what action they take. If they believe that warming is happening and they can afford it and are relatively young - I would advise that they look at the graph of temperature rise worldwide and in Florida and some probably would be better off to find a retirement community to the North of Florida. There is a smaller but nice one (with a golf course) near Crossville, Tn. But, either way my thesis is that in 5 years at this present HEATING rate Florida will be TOTALLY UNPLEASANT to live in the summer and the hurricanes and tornadoes will be super dangerous here in Florida.
......But maybe the Villages Climate Club is right and I am wrong. Better at least, to be warned than ignore the subject, which many are doing !!!!!!!!!