> that will affect the poorer countries mainly sending waves of migration into the richer countries. at some point we are all in this together. > some massiv

> that will affect the poorer countries mainly sending waves of migration into the richer countries. at some point we are all in this together. > some massive and unpredictable ecological collapse could conceivably happen by then, which would I guess have the potential of severely damaging food production, but I’m not sure if that’s considered especially likely. unlikely that we get an unpredictable ecological collapse. predictable ones, however, are already taking place. Insect populations down 80%, bird populations down 50%, general extinction rate at levels that make me cry, ... how long until this affects food production? Hell, at current rates of erosion, the US is predicted to run out of dirt by the end of the century.