No. It’s already getting uncomfortably warm in Canadian cities in the summer. And we already settled most of the fertile soil. The bulk of our sparsely inhabit

No. It’s already getting uncomfortably warm in Canadian cities in the summer. And we already settled most of the fertile soil. The bulk of our sparsely inhabited areas are Canadian shield, taiga, tundra. The soils are not well suited to agriculture. The rapid change will also make our ecosystems unstable, and the melting ice is hurting northern infrastructure. We were already cold adapted. We also don’t get more sunlight, which is governed by the rotation of the earth and not the temperature. One of the hardest parts of winter here is short days, rather than the cold.