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Semantics aren't going to change anything. You have to provide very specific and likely negative outcomes to specific regions.
by koheripbal 5y ago
Semantics aren't going to change anything.
You have to provide very specific and likely negative outcomes to specific regions.
- lhorie 5y agoAt this point, people are literally dying in heatwaves and houses are burning in forest fires. People are also dying in floods/landslides. But then deniers casually dismiss these as things that have happened in the past. Sometimes I feel like nothing short of a collapse of the agricultural system and a subsequent famine-triggered civil war killing people's immediate family members is going to wake them up. I hear key aquifers like the Colorado river are drying up, so it's probably even a fairly likely scenario within the next decade too...
- actually_a_dog 5y agoIt's all right here: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/billions-could-face-temperatures-inhospitable-life-next-50-years-study-n1201471 https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/billions-could-face-tempe... Nobody wants to do anything about something that's only going to affect people decades in the future.