How very true....

[Tarbicus]

Did you know that EARTH is usually 10F warmer on average than it is now?

You mean when humans never existed over seven million years ago, only small mammals, before the climate went colder causing primate specialisation?

Yup, great thing global warming .... for reptiles and very small mammals. Ever considered why reptiles dominated the food chain for all those many millions of years?

The latest estimate for sea level rise isn't a constant rise around the world as most assumed. If Greenland melts the water will be Atlantic based, meaning all of that estimated rise will be confined to only the Atlantic. It will take many decades to make its way to the rest of the world's oceans and seas. So when it seems no big deal, we'll deal with it,...

Fifty years after the meltwater is released from Greenland, Stammer's model predicts, sea-level rise could be 30 times greater around Greenland and down the eastern side of North America, including the Gulf of Mexico, than in the Pacific Ocean.

Meanwhile, sea-level rises in Europe are around six times that of the Pacific, but only a fifth as great as on the opposite shore of the Atlantic.

New Scientist - Slow Wave

Still, grizzlies mating with polar bears (called pizzly, grolar or nanulak) is a bit of a lark ..... sort of. And keep digging those tornado shelters.