Ian Bradford: Some Facts About Carbon Dioxide and Sea Levels

The Earth’s atmosphere takes up about 4.2 billion cubic kilometres, and weighs about 5x10­­¹⁸ kg. That’s 5,000,000,000,000,000,000 kg.

Nitrogen takes up 78.09% of this volume, oxygen 20.95% and argon 0.93%. The remaining 0.03% consists of carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and ozone plus very small amounts of other gases.

Chris Morrison: Sea Levels Could Rise Six Feet by 2100 Claims Daily Mail in Latest Pseudoscientific Fearmongering

Interest in pursuing the Net Zero fantasy is falling faster around the world than Dale Vince’s divorce-challenged bank account. Soon we might see an end to all the pseudoscientific fearmongering in mainstream media designed to promote the society-destroying campaign. Thankfully there is still some entertainment to be had, with Mail Online recently publishing an old favourite claiming that six-foot high sea level rises caused by “global warming” will submerge major cities such as London, Hull and Cardiff within 75 years.

Joakim Book - Floating on Hyperbole: The New York Times’ Take on Low-Lying Islands

Human ingenuity can act faster than microscopic, gradual shifts in the earth's climate.

Summary: Climate change narratives have predicted the disappearance of low-lying islands like the Maldives due to rising sea levels. But as the New York Times has recently noticed, many of these islands are actually expanding, thanks in large part to human ingenuity. This highlights the human capacity to adapt and thrive in the face of environmental challenges.