Comments by "Chkdizzle -" (@chkldstgee2433) on "Climate change: 'Polar Bear population has TRIPLED despite DOOMSDAY climate predictions!'" video.

  1. As scientists were able to learn more about polar bears in different areas and track them more effectively, they realized their initial population estimates were too low. Technological advances like satellite tracking collars and ear tags have allowed researchers to identify 19 distinct polar bear subpopulations. Since many are in particularly hard-to-access areas, though, scientists still don't have what the Polar Bear Specialist Group terms "sufficient population data" for many of those. The areas with the best data show no increase, contrary to the post's claim. According to the 2021 report, three of the subpopulations have decreased over the past two generations. None of the subpopulations have increased over the past two generations. Sea ice concentrations have declined by 13 percent each decade since 1979 due to increasing global temperatures, according to NASA. As a result, polar bears are spending less time on sea ice, leading them to fast longer, become thinner and have fewer cubs, according to a recent study.
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  2. I don't think anybody wants zero CO2 by 2050. Or ever, for that matter.
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  3.  @Sjoldschool  Do you think GBeebies is a credible and trusted source of information?
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  4.  @pauls3204  Who are you getting your info from? Jacob Rees-Mogg?
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  5.  @superdavies5548  Is that really what you think is happening? Or is this channel peddling lies as usual?
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  6. That must be why they're putting up sea walls all over the place and are building artifical, floating islands.
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  7.  @Doobiescoo18  So shouldn't they be building flood defences around the swamps rather than next to the sea?
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  8.  @Doobiescoo18  Have you ever seen what the capital of the Maldives looks like?
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  9.  @Doobiescoo18  It does affect other parts of the world. Take a look at Tuvalu, the Marshall Islands and Kiribati, for example.
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  10.  @Doobiescoo18  China, Brazil, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Tanzania, Panama...
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  11.  @Doobiescoo18  I could list all the places around the world that are affected by rising sea levels. You'd either blame it on something else or pretend that it isn't happening. There's a reason why it's called "climate change denial".
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  12.  @Doobiescoo18  Yes, that's correct. The planet's surface is uneven, so the forces of gravity vary from region to region. Also, due to the way ocean dynamics work, sea levels will rise more rapidly in areas furthest away from the north and south pole.
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  13.  @Doobiescoo18  Your words, not mine.
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  14.  @Doobiescoo18  A troll, and not a particularly good one. "So it's gravity causing the Maldives to sink". Again, your words, not mine.
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  15.  @Doobiescoo18  You have to be a little more subtle with your antics if you want to come across as being believable. The "no, you" tactic doesn't really work on anyone over the age of ten, either.
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  16.  @Doobiescoo18  Typical righty. Always accusing others of projecting while doing it themselves. "Sea levels aren't rising, every country's sinking. And no, I'm not trolling."
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