@tveitdal Poor countries aren't so very worried about climate change. They have more immediate problems, like starvation/hunger, health issues and lack of schools.
@tveitdal Ok. The average global temperature will exceed 1.5°C compared to the average temperature at the end of the little ice age. If nothing unusual and terrible happens, are you then old enough to reconsider your beliefs about dangerous global warming Mr. Tveitdal?
@JunkScience Some believe that the ozone hole is caused by the polar vortex (https://t.co/OULVsNhv1S) preventing new ozone to reach the upper layer of the atmosphere above the south pole.
@tveitdal Remember one thing Mr. Tveitdal. There are many people that support Harris even though they agree with Trump in his opinion about manmade climate change.
@insideclimate Of course heat deaths are becoming more common as temperatures rise. But death by cold are becoming much less common as temperatures rise.
@tveitdal@CommsEarth "sea level rise over those three decades has increased from ~2.1 mm/year in 1993 to ~4.5 mm/year in 2023"
In many countries in the world, for example in your home country Norway, the land is still rising after the last ice age. Is that landrise included in the calculation?
@tveitdal "Skog, planter og jord tok i sum opp nærmere null CO2 i 2023. Fortsetter dette vil man se en dramatisk økning i global oppvarming."
Nei, det vil det ikke.