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If you squint at it right, "Noah and the Flood" is a "climate change" story. see also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Report_from_Iron_Mountain https://en.w

• mdp2021 3y ago
  > Noah Tsunami are (supposedly) "weather", not "climate". Lisbon 1755, Messina 1908, Japan here and there, the Maliakos event in -462 that broke the Peloponnesian war, studied by Tucidides, are before the recent anomalies. If Noah and Gilgamesh referred to climate change, that should be remembrance of many thousands of years past. The habitability of Mesopotamia that allowed for Jericho, the first city, is of around -10,000 - that is, after the "Younger Dryas", i.e. the last cold anomaly after the Last Glacial Maximum 20,000 years ago. That is the end of the Ice Age. If Noah and Gilgamesh did not refer to a tsunami, but to a climate change related event, the distance in time would be staggering.