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Nothing we can do. Brace for impact and setup a flexible lifestyle so you can rapidly move and adapt depending on what hits first/hardest. Obviously still supp
by gxon 6y ago
Nothing we can do. Brace for impact and setup a flexible lifestyle so you can rapidly move and adapt depending on what hits first/hardest.
Obviously still support any possible measures to mitigate the damage. Maybe we can still work together to avoid complete catastrophe.
- pipermerriam 6y agoDo you have any reading recommendations on what additional things someone can do to be better prepared for the next 5/10/20/30 years?
- MattGaiser 6y agoHeavily depends on where you live.
- gxon 6y agoGet rich. Don't vote for morons.
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- korantu 6y agoFrance got its industry decarbonised in 10 years with nuclear. There are some providers in Russia, China and South Korea who do deliver on time and on buget. With energy less dependent on climate, we can further proceed to atmospheric CO2 capture and reuse [1] Putting it here for another direction of hope... [1] https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2020/01/22/climate-change-solution-nuclear-energy-our-best-hope-column/2821183001/ https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2020/01/22/climate-ch...
- gxon 6y agoHope and possible solutions are awesome! BUT, this is a hair on fire emergency. We are fully and truly fucked and until enough people wake up to this reality, we'll continue with the glacial pace we've had addressing the problem for the past several decades and wake up one day realizing there really is nothing we can do fast enough to matter. It's entirely possible we've already passed this threshold and we're already dead.