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I'm not the problem though, it's you guys which are the problem.Why wait and leave the responsibility on everybody else? You can minus-1 us anytime you like. Change starts from within.
I'm not the problem though, it's you guys which are the problem.Why wait and leave the responsibility on everybody else? You can minus-1 us anytime you like. Change starts from within.
Fundamental thinking error here. Politics is the process of making choices over values. This is political by definition.The earth has been much hotter than the present in the past, and will continue to heat up after we reduce green house gasses. This is not a political problem.
What makes this prospect terrifying for me is that we don't know enough about how we should expect this to affect the ocean-to-human food chain- where is the tipping point? Do we lose species slowly, or very suddenly? The sea level rise we can deal with- it will come at a tremendous cost in terms of lives labor and money, but we will deal with it. But we won't deal with the loss of fish. We'll just die by the billion.
I'd like to say something serious about environmental stewardship and making a difference, but frankly, I think we're all doomed. The intellectual rot in America is too far gone. Donald Trump and the rightwing in this country are doing irreversible damage to the U.S., and the world.
We're all fucked. Love your families while you still can.
lol @ a nihilist calling anybody a drama queenterrifying prospect? what a drama queen
Nature will adapt
Who wouldve ever thought "tldr" would go from a silly message board quip to our way of life? You're right, were fuckedI'd like to say something serious about environmental stewardship and making a difference, but frankly, I think we're all doomed. The intellectual rot in America is too far gone. Donald Trump and the rightwing in this country are doing irreversible damage to the U.S., and the world.
We're all fucked. Love your families while you still can.
Which is also why I hold our generation responsible for the absolute shit show that the internet has become. We started all these horrible trends, the young cats are just working with the frame we laid.Who wouldve ever thought "tldr" would go from a silly message board quip to our way of life? You're right, were fucked
Right.What makes this prospect terrifying for me is that we don't know enough about how we should expect this to affect the ocean-to-human food chain- where is the tipping point? Do we lose species slowly, or very suddenly? The sea level rise we can deal with- it will come at a tremendous cost in terms of lives labor and money, but we will deal with it. But we won't deal with the loss of fish. We'll just die by the billion.
Let’s jusg block out the sun so they stop melting and less cow farts right ?
This pertains to my interests.
We’re in for some interesting times over the next 100 years
lol @ a nihilist calling anybody a drama queen
If you buy land or a home near the coast or body of water, you're REALLY rolling the dice...
HARD.
I am pondering a beach house in NJ, but this is definitely a factor in whether or not that happens.
I don’t think we would truly see the effect for another 50 years so that’s what I’m weighing.
Fundamental thinking error here. Politics is the process of making choices over values. This is political by definition.
The Sahara Sea was the name of a hypothetical macro-engineering project which proposed flooding endorheic basins in the Sahara Desert with waters from the Atlantic Ocean or Mediterranean Sea. The goal of this unrealized project was to create an inland sea that would cover the substantial areas of the Sahara Desert which lie below sea level, bringing humid air, rain and agriculture deep into the desert.