Reblogged from wattsup: Ridiculous $1.4M Yale study creates ‘fictitious fishing communities’ to model future fish stock & economic changes

Somewhere over the rainbow I do hope that the religious CO2-believers understand that reality beats fiction,
and while it’s allowed for any human to be stupid,
it’s never good to prove it him-/herself…

Where have all the money gone collected by true CO2-threat believers? Has anyone seen an estimated total cost for the believers’ so called experts ”studie”
and
above all have anyone of the belivers understood that this winter the Antarctic is even worse than when the belivers ship had to be resqued from the frozen ice of Antarctic?

Guess at least some of you are aware of a potential true scientists been frozen in with an ice-breaking ship travelling to a true (hopefully) scientstation i Antarctic with supplies and exchanging scholars…..

Funny thing is that in the video that goes with the article, they try to prove that this isn’t the ordinary situation i Antarctic….. but we who have access to what happened in the past, we know that facts beaten the believers more than once before…..

Anyhow here is the article in The Sydney Morning Herald:
<em<Australian icebreaker the Aurora Australis has run aground at Mawson Station in Antarctica.

The ship broke from its moorings just after 3pm on Wednesday during a heavy blizzard with 67 expeditioners on board, the Australian Department of Environment confirmed.

Current blizzard conditions are hampering a full assessment of the damage Australian Antarctic Division Ivebreaker Autora Australis has run aground at Mawson Station in Antarctica, Sydney Morning Herald February 24, 2016 – 9:55PM

Swedish papers:
Isbrytare på grund i Antarktis, DN 25 Februari 2016

En australisk isbrytare har kört på grund i en snöstorm i Antarktis.
Ombord finns 68 personer och fartyget var på väg till Mawsonstationen med förnödenheter när olyckan inträffade. Ingen ombord skadades, men de kan inte ta sig någonstans innan förhållandena förbättras Isbrytare på grund i Antarktis, SvT.se 25 Februari 2016

Isbrytare på grund i Antarktis, Aftonbladet 25 Februari 2016

Does anyone remember:
”Rescue situation in Antarctic remains unchanged,” the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) said in an update on Wednesday. ”Helicopter unable to fly in current weather conditions. Raining in area & winds 20-30 knots.”

Australian authorities, who are coordinating the rescue, plan to use the helicopter on board the Chinese-flagged icebreaker Xue Long to bring 52 passengers off the boat, leaving behind its 22 crew members.

They would then be taken by barge from the Xue Long to the Aurora Australis.

AMSA said the latest information was that the Chinese vessel was ”moving and manoeuvring slowly around the ice”, allaying fears that the Xue Long had itself become trapped.

”The Rescue Coordination Centre has no information indicating they are stuck in the ice at this time,” spokeswoman Lisa Martin said.

Passengers on the stranded ship had been following in the footsteps of Australian Sir Douglas Mawson and his 1911-1914 expedition and they greeted the New Year with cheer, singing an anthem they wrote to ring in 2014.Winds, rain put Antarctic ship rescue on hold, Bangkokpost 1 Jan 2014 08.49 local time Bangkok GMT 01.49 wrote about it in:
1 Jan 2014 – News on partying Antarctic ship

Watts Up With That?

From the department of wasted grant money and YALE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY & ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, comes this models gone wild fish story moment, bold mine:

Global warming will drive vast, unpredictable shift in natural wealth

Examination of shifting fish stocks illustrates potential net loss in global wealth

Many studies have shown that critical natural resources, including fish stocks, are moving poleward as the planet warms. A new Yale-led study suggests that these biophysical changes are also reallocating global wealth in unpredictable, and potentially destabilizing, ways.

On its surface, these biophysical movements will shift resources from communities and nations closer to the equator into places closer to the poles. In many cases this would seem to exacerbate inequalities between richer and poorer communities.

But writing in the journal Nature Climate Change, the researchers suggest that the impacts on net global wealth may not be that straightforward. In fact, they make the…

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