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Because I think you're wrong about where the primary effects will be. On edit, this isn't quite right: I think it's wrong to ignore either effect. People will
by regularfry 8y ago
Because I think you're wrong about where the primary effects will be.
On edit, this isn't quite right: I think it's wrong to ignore either effect. People will be forced away from the coast because of rising sea levels and changes in weather patterns, and be forced further from the equator when climate shifts break existing local agriculture.
- TangoTrotFox 8y agoI completely agree with you that agriculture will be changed in some areas, but I'd like to know why you think it might become literally impossible in some areas. The big change will not be in the temperature, but in water supply. But irrigation is a quite well explored technology and how we can have thriving countries setup in the middle of literal deserts, though often in today's global world nations optimize for what's easiest and import as necessary instead of going through the effort to ensure self sufficiency.