- Mon Oct 24, 2016 7:53 am
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https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/gu ... y-of-2100/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
A long article but well written and it lays out all of the knowledge on climate change we have to date. I know that most will not read the article. Why **** your thinking with facts, right?
Something to ponder:
a. The CIA, DOD, and most governments around the world are preparing for climate change.
b. Worst case scenario (60 ft. ocean rise): much of our crop-growing land would be underwater or subject to frequent wild weather.
c. Starvation and mass migration would be the norm.
d. With Item c, wars and civil strife would be the norm.
e. With our expected 9 billion people by the end of this century, there will not be enough land for human habitation.
f. With the scenarios above, governments would be unable to effectively govern and anarchy would reign.
A long article but well written and it lays out all of the knowledge on climate change we have to date. I know that most will not read the article. Why **** your thinking with facts, right?
Something to ponder:
a. The CIA, DOD, and most governments around the world are preparing for climate change.
b. Worst case scenario (60 ft. ocean rise): much of our crop-growing land would be underwater or subject to frequent wild weather.
c. Starvation and mass migration would be the norm.
d. With Item c, wars and civil strife would be the norm.
e. With our expected 9 billion people by the end of this century, there will not be enough land for human habitation.
f. With the scenarios above, governments would be unable to effectively govern and anarchy would reign.