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Often when I talk about climate cycles, it turns into I'm a climate change denier. I am not, I have been writing about climate change since the 90's. It's just not that this year, or next, are indicative of imminent disaster.
Within the next few hundred years the seas will rise around 100m. Nothing will stop that, nothing will save most island countries or coastal cities. We don't have the long term political will to stop that.
But that's centuries from now, not decades.
- Pulcinella 3y agoNone of these sources describe this "Moctezuma cycle" you mentioned and a quick internet search also turns up nothing.
- lttlrck 3y agoI read that if all of Antarctica melted it would raise 65m or so? And it seems unlikely Antartica would melt in a few hundred years? Do you have a reference for 100m?
- rolph 3y agoi read that the moctezuma cycle killed us all yesterday, what do you think of that?