The BBC took a rescue ride because scientists inconveniently discovered that the Gulfstream was not getting weaker and weaker – get along with it?

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Chris Morrison

Last month, a group of scientists published a paper nature It shows that the intensity of Atlantic meridian capsulation (AMOC) has not decreased since the 1960s. By Promotion Daily suspicionthe story is all the rage on social media, although it has been largely overlooked in narratively driven mainstream publications. The collapse of the Gulf Stream is a key component of the AMOC and is an important “turning point” story used to induce mass climate psychosis and make net zero fantasy easier to increase the population of resentment and questioning. Obviously, it takes a rush to the frontline to back up such an important weapon panic, and the BBC exacerbates the challenge. AMOC “seems to be getting weaker” in the state BBC activists Simon King and Mark Parkint. Their long essays are classics of the same kind, trying to deflect the scientific discovery of blowing holes in the “settling” narrative.

exist nature Three scientists on paper work at Forest Cave Oceanography say they have concluded that AMOC’s stability after examining heat transfer between the ocean and the atmosphere. It is worth noting that from 1963 to 2017, AMOC was not weakened, “although there is substantial variability at all.” This variability is the basis for most Gulfstream fears. The BBC noted that the presence of larger sediments on the seabed indicates a stronger current, suggesting that the Atlantic Ocean appears to be a “cold spot” that has appeared to have cooled recently. It might be thought that thin picking is about publishing an article titled “Can Britain really get colder through global warming?” Woodshole scientists point out that records are “not enough to distinguish between low-frequency variability and long-term trends.”

this nature Stories are not the only scientific discovery that suggests the day after tomorrow The alarm about AMOC is a bit too high. In 2023, the BBC's Georgina Rannard reported that “scientists say” weak Gulfstream flows may collapse as early as 2025. Needless to say, needless to say, the work of a team of scientists at the U.S. Weather Service NOAA followed was over 40 years of discovering the huge flow of tropical water in the Gulf of the Florida Straits has remained “very stable”.

Of course, the BBC, as well as most traditional media, forms your arm, that is, produces a copy of the deflected, seemingly designed to get rid of inconvenient scientific discoveries. The Great Barrier Reef (GBR) is the largest and best observed collection of tropical corals in the world. Any sign of health is a boon for green propagandists who believe that warming measured in one-tenth of Celsius will destroy a kind of surviving temperatures between 24-32°C for millions of years. biology. Over the past three years, GBR's Coral has barely mentioned the recent record levels in mainstream media. A few days before the announcement of last year’s record, the place where journalism dies is filled with stories from a paper that conveniently points to climate change poses an “existential threat” to reefs. “Science tells us that GBR is at risk and we should be guided by science,” Professor Helen McGregor of Wolverhill University told BBC News’ Victoria Gill. Professor McGregor's statement is an easy comment from the BBC, and this courtesy does not seem to extend to the fact that corals on GBR are at the highest level since the start of detailed observations.

Its beggar belief that the BBC and all its companions of terrorists can be straightforward to know that the critical scientific information is missing in their reports. The current stability of the Gulf Stream and the reaction is to blow more smoke, which causes totally unnecessary fear.

The main concern is that AMOC “may be shut down suddenly”, King and Poynting. To support their statements and provide inevitable political information, they noticed a comment from Matthew England, a professor of oceanography at the University of South Wales: “We are playing Russian roulette games. The more we build up with greenhouse gases, the more we are The warmer the system, the more we have a chance to slow down and collapse. “Now look at your steak crush, gas-fired central heating and what Benedim’s Naff holidays do, it’s an unpleasant subtext.

Of course, a keen and dedicated follower of climate alarms will notice a workman. In 2023, Professor Matthews suggested that in less than 80 years, the impossible 4°C temperature rise, up to 4°C, was used in less than 80 years, with the assistance of 2023 Raise. Melting Antarctic ice may cause a 40% slowdown in just 30 years. The fact that Antarctica has hardly had warmth in 70 years has been ignored.

Who needs Hollywood sci-fi blockbusters when we have the BBC.

Chris Morrison is Daily suspicion' Environment editing.

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