NOTE:
An assessment report
from the United Nations’
Intergovernmental Science-Policy
Platform on Biodiversity
and Ecosystem Services
( IPBES )
predicts one million extinctions.
Like many UN claims, it is
designed for gullible leftists
who automatically believe
any claim that demonizes CO2,
no matter how stupid,
and this one is so stupid
I get annoyed having to
write about it.
The report’s
primary objective
is very obviously
to falsely blame humans
for creating chaos.
SUMMARY:
The IPBES report
says the
top three drivers
of extinctions are
land and sea use
(general development, logging, mining, and harvesting),
hunting and fishing
(including trade),
and climate change.
Climate change
is complete nonsense.
Not one major land mammal
that went extinct in the last
10,000 years was due
to climate change.
It will be a miracle if the
gradual change in climate
causes any extinctions at all.
Only illegal hunting
and habitat destruction
threaten endangered species.
DETAILS:
Concerning hunting:
Past extinction has been due
mainly to unregulated hunting
and exploitation of specific
species for trade.
Elephants, tigers, whales,
and other mammals
have faced extinction from
illegal hunting.
The Tasmanian tiger is extinct
because of excessive hunting.
Governments around the world
have established thousands
of protected wildlife areas,
on land and sea.
Tigers are making
a comeback in India.
Polar bear numbers
have increased dramatically
over the past 50 years.
Blaming climate change
for extinction is a made up
data-free "alternative fact".
The climate is changing
much slower than the
computer games predicted.
And warmer temperatures
don't threaten species
with extinction.
There is virtually no
real evidence
to support the IPBES’s
computer game claims
about species extinction
driven by man made
global warming.
It is a fictional story from playing
a computer game, where the code
is designed for the desired result.
The program predicts
a huge number
of new species
will exist in the future,
created out of thin air,
by a computer program,
and then predicts
many of the new species
( that don't exist currently )
will die from climate change.
Key species in the sea,
and on land adapt well,
even to sharp changes
in temperature.
They survived greater warming
in the Holocene Climate Optimum
( about 10,000 to 5,000 B.C. ).