Climate Change - increasingly horrible disasters loom
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there is so much out there about this - I don't really need to provide a lot of sources - a quick google
Hey NutNut, hope you're enjoying your blog!
Five posts in a row qualifies as a blog imo.
I don't disagree.
I think of it kinda like a time capsule where we bury artifacts from a particular era and leave them behind for someone in the future to discover.
Instead of burying physical artifacts, I'm leaving behind a record of human behavior in response to a rising apocalypse.
When the next generation of government leaders takes over and is faced with the horrible resource allocation decisions which may cause them to withdraw resources from old Boomers like me .... I can point to these threads and beg for mercy. I will have some evidence that I tried.
Imagine the climate change version of the Nuremburg Trials. That's the future and it's arriving a lot quicker than people realize.
There is a certain morbid fascination with this story.
It's got a lot of parallels to a horror movie but it isn't fiction. Every day we wake up and the monster creeps a little closer and looms larger.
Abrupt climate change will be kinda like when the creature bursts out of the astronaut's belly in Alien. Most of the astronauts die and the one that survives has to go through some gnarly ****.
I think it's fair to begin the conversation about the version of involuntary population downsizing we prefer.
You could always revisit the thread you made that began the conversation. As you know, id argue that some of the your policies would nicely lead to some population downsizing.
I don't disagree. I think of it kinda like a time capsule where we bury artifacts from a particular era and leave them behind for someone in the future to discover. Instead of burying physical artifacts, I'm leaving behind a record of human behavior in response to a rising apocalypse. When the next generation of government leaders takes over and is faced with the horrible resou
Sounds like fun!
Carry on, soldier!
You could always revisit the thread you made that began the conversation. As you know, id argue that some of the your policies would nicely lead to some population downsizing.
Go ahead .... try bolstering that hypothesis with some data.
Let's try and stick to the scientific method formula72.
That involves supporting one's hypotheses with observations or reasonable argument as to how my proposals lead to involuntary population reduction.
Also ... there is some nuance here. I think that some voluntary population downsizing is advisable. What we're talking about here is involuntary downsizing.
All time Iran record of 52.7C (126.9F) and daily minimum of 38.3C (101F).
May be broken in the coming days.
Here's an image to help visualize the Lake Powell situation. Current water level is 3525 feet, lower than what is depicted in the image.
Keep up the blogging, NutNut!
Parts of Texas in the midst of getting 2 feet of rain.
Hey NutNut, hope you're enjoying your blog!
Five posts in a row qualifies as a blog imo.
Takes one to know one.
These proposed gas-fired plants, which would be dedicated to serving data centers, are expected to generate 143 gigawatts of electricity, enough to power the state of California nearly three times over,
The power plants would also release nearly 662 million tons per year of greenhouse gas pollution,
These plants alone would increase global emissions by nearly 2%.
Would you not agree climate change is a world problem? I saw someone posted China leads the way in electric car usage but they also are adding 40-50 coal fired power plants
Though your right on these data centers using a ton of power and I heard water as well
The dinosaurs couldn’t do anything about what happened to them.
Are we really so stupid that we are going to kill ourselves?
The earth is going expel humanity like they never should’ve been here to begin with.
The GOOD news is that ranting and raving on social media about it will no doubt prompt swift action by the movers and shakers.
Thank you for sharing!
The Air Quality Index scale peaks at 500.
Hit 2000 today due to invasion of Canadian wildfire smoke
The Air Quality Index scale peaks at 500.Hit 2000 today due to invasion of Canadian wildfire smoke
I am not sure how you are blaming air quality from forest fires on climate change ?
