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wartywhoa23 18 seconds ago [-]
I heard in 1988 that we all must be dead by now from the ozone hole.
gmuslera 25 minutes ago [-]
Too bad all seems that we are heading to even faster rate of warming. It may end being something we will see by next decade.
And it won't be the only big thing that will be sensibly changing by then.
spwa4 1 minutes ago [-]
Why? Deindustrializing especially Europe moved factories into coal powered regions. It was put forward as green policy, but how can this result be a surprise to anyone?
toasty228 18 minutes ago [-]
If this doesn't get us we still have massive insect extinction, ocean acidification, permafrost thawing, prolonged droughts, etc.
There is just no way out at the point, the planet is tanking the damage for now but once it'll crack, and it's starting to, many systems will fail simultaneously, no amount of theatrical green washing will undo the damage
moffers 12 minutes ago [-]
I guess we should probably start looking for a new planet. Nothing else to be done I’m afraid.
voidfunc 4 minutes ago [-]
Probably easier to just merge our consciousness with machine based bodies in the long-term. Biology is a bitch compared to mechanical engineering.
snaking0776 8 minutes ago [-]
I hope this is sarcasm. I sometimes can’t tell here
And it won't be the only big thing that will be sensibly changing by then.
There is just no way out at the point, the planet is tanking the damage for now but once it'll crack, and it's starting to, many systems will fail simultaneously, no amount of theatrical green washing will undo the damage