Scientists Urge Rapid Action on Global Warming

New York Times - May 26, 1990

"The United Nations group's report today said that just to stabilize atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide and chlorofluorocarbons at today's levels, there would have to be immediate cuts of more than 60 percent in their output Depending on how much was actually done to cut emissions, it said, global mean temperature would still keep rising between 01 degrees centigrade (018 degrees Fahrenheit) and 02 degrees centigrade (036 degrees Fahrenheit) per decade..."

"The report said that if nothing at all was done, the global mean temperature could rise 54 degrees Fahrenheit by the end of the 21st century..."

"It said that in that case, ocean water would expand and ice stored at the poles could melt, raising the level of the sea by 256 inches That would be enough to submerge the Maldives and inundate the coastal plains of Bangladesh and the Netherlands, oceanographers say..."

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EDITORS NOTE: This article is one of the Seven Times The United Nations Has Incorrectly Predicted A Global Catastrophe from Climate Change. In the middle of 1990 a group of scientists funded by the United Nations said that if we didn’t reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 60%, it would trigger a temperature rise of 5.4 degrees, the ice at the poles would melt and sea level would rise by 25.4 inches. This would result in flooding that submerged the Maldives (a small island nation in the Indian Ocean). In 1990 we were producing approximately 20 billion tonnes of CO2 per year (see chart below), today we producing approximately 35 billion tonnes of of CO2 per year. So instead of reducing greenhouse gases by 60%, we increased them by nearly 75%, so surely we should be starting to see the sea level rise predicted, and the island of the Maldives should be starting to experience costal flooding shouldn’t it? If you do a Google search for [ maldives hotels ] you will see the tourism industry is alive and well. In fact if you’re rich enough, you can even rent a luxury private villa that sits out on the water in the Maldives. If the Maldives was really in danger of being flooded over due to rising sea levels, neither of these things would be possible.

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