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I live in one of those areas and climate change is _harming_ us today, here a couple of examples: - Milder winters mean more ticks and pests survive to eat lum
by Y-bar 5y ago
I live in one of those areas and climate change is _harming_ us today, here a couple of examples:
- Milder winters mean more ticks and pests survive to eat lumber and spread disease, causing personal harm as well as economic.
- Warmer and drier summers decrease agricultural output
- A grater variety of rainfall cause mudslides and property damage increases
- Snakes can survive further north, to the mountains eating birds eggs which have never needed to understand the danger of them
- Boars survive winters better, causing destructions to agriculture.
- Higher frequently of forest fires.
- Algae at the coast bloom more intensely, preventing tourism and suffocates other species.
- swader999 5y agoThe only thing proven is slightly milder winters. Agriculture output has done nothing but increase every year. Forest fires on the decline. We've been getting warmer since the last ice age for sure, more so the last forty years but not at a dire rate. Sea level rise has varied between 1.5 and 3mm per year since useful records started, again, that rate of change is easy to handle. Humans have and will adapt with very little hardship. The panicked masses fed by headline grabbing media and climate 'modeling' that fails basic back testing are just as bad as the outright deniers.