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Imagine the force required to make governments do their share to prevent >2 degree shift. There is a cost to compliance. There is a point where the damage is s
by zaroth 8y ago
Imagine the force required to make governments do their share to prevent >2 degree shift.
There is a cost to compliance. There is a point where the damage is so incalcuable that you are compelled to force compliance on all other governments.
- labster 8y agoNuclear winter is a very effective way to reduce global temperature, despite the initial CO2 spike. Also, the damage is quite calculable.
- bigbugbag 8y agoI'm pretty sure a nuclear winter does not reduce global temperature other than the short term (~10 years). IIRC the hopi prophecies have one such outcome where all humans die crawling in the dark with no food due to no agriculture possible without photosynthesis.