The crazy coin counters, the Arctic to melt because it opens up a trade routes, want Sea 4 feet higher & routes between Tokyo/Shanghai & New York or London/Oslo =

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The crazy coin counters, the Arctic to melt because it opens up a trade routes, want Sea 4 feet higher & routes between Tokyo/Shanghai & New York or London/Oslo = > to Alaska/California

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UPDATED: Tuesday, May 7, 2019 07:18
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How much man contributes to the changes who knows, but mankind has changed the enviornment on Earth.

Pompeo sees Dollar signs pop up in his eyes with the looming possiblity of a sea level rise, droughts shortages and biblical flood in the next hundred years, floods of myth and legend may come back but ... its all a money making opportunity for Mike Pompeo and the boys who move the goods

https://observer.com/2019/05/mike-pompeo-arctic-climate-change-trade-o
pportunities/

While much of the secretary’s speech addressed the growing threats of Russia and China in the region, he also called the Arctic’s melting ice caps “new opportunities for trade”—despite warnings from scientists that the shrinkage is caused by climate change and could become irreversible.

Mike Pompeo Praises Climate Change in the Arctic as ‘New Opportunities for Trade’

I wonder if some of these past ancient civilsations on Earth simply messed up because they tought they knew everything, the dead Easter Island seafaring civilization called Rapa Nui, or just look at how the USSR messed up pollution, chemical wastes and nuclear fallout, the Lake Karachay, the Russian drying of the Aral Sea

Before civilisations would grow rich and go into decay but now
Is the entire world in its most arrogant, greedy time

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo appeared at the Arctic Council Ministerial Meeting in Finland to discuss the United States' commitment to the Arctic region.

"The steep decrease in Arctic sea ice is one of the more dramatic consequences of human-caused climate change," Michael Mann, a climate scientist and the director of Pennsylvania State University's Earth System Science Center, told Observer.

Last week, The Washington Post reported that the Trump administration sought to remove references to climate change from the Arctic Council's declaration signed by all eight Arctic nations.

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