Comments by "Old Scientist" (@OldScientist) on "Good Morning America" channel.

If you're worried about Greece, don't. Can I recommend “In Search of Climate Crisis in Greece Using Hydrological Data: 404 Not Found” (Koutsoyiannis et al, 2023)? It shows since records began in the mid-nineteenth century, there is no long term climate variability. Apart from it being slightly wetter 1990-2020 than 1960-1990. There is no climate crisis.
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@gardenjoy5223 Fair enough. No temperature records have been broken in Europe. Rome was supposed to have broken its, but it wasn't as hot as in 1841. Greece is nowhere near its record of 48°C set way back in 1977. IPCC only has medium confidence ( that's a 50-50) that weather conditions that promote wildfires (fire weather) have become more probable in southern Europe over the last century. Note that annual Global Wildfire Carbon Emissions have been declining dramatically since 2003, with 2022 being the lowest on record (Copernicus). There's no trend for wildfires in Greece. 2021 was the highest and 2022 one of the lowest.
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@distantraveller9876 Then argue against the points I make. It should be easy. Take them apart. Destroy them. Affirm the existence of a global climate catastrophe.
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@gardenjoy5223 The current warming we are experiencing is shallow (0.13°C per decade, UAHv6). This is less than all the models. Importantly, it has produced none of dire global consequences predicted. None. Zero. So there is no climate crisis, which I hope means you can also enjoy your weekend.
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