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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1387864)	1/19/2023 2:10:10 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1580645

"Remember when Algore predicted a "point of no return" back in 2006?" I'm not exactly sure what PONR meant to him but we're prolly there. We're not gonna return to '06 temperatures. No better one-stop illustration of ENSO & global temps than this video by @dana1981. Last year (not shown) was the warmest La Niña year on record. NASA's baseline here is 1951-1980, so anomalies relative to preindustrial climate are even higher.https://t.co/VCLhdbRlhz pic.twitter.com/nAzld60zzd — Bob Henson (@bhensonweather) January 17, 2023 "But for sheer vivid lunacy, nothing matches this Good Morning America report from 2008: The images show Manhattan shrinking against the onslaught of the rising seas — in 2015. Last year. Gasoline was supposed to be $9 per gallon. Milk would cost almost $13 per gallon. Wildfires would rage, hurricanes would strike with ever-greater intensity. " I'm not sure what gas and milk has to do with Gore, but gas was $6.99 here for regular, eggs are the new milk, and hurricanes and wildfires have been raging.