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How long before humanity collectively drops everything it is doing and starts working to fight this climate chaos on a war footing?
by ketanmaheshwari 3y ago
How long before humanity collectively drops everything it is doing and starts working to fight this climate chaos on a war footing?
- doitLP 3y agoAs soon as the incentives dictate it and no sooner
- optimalsolver 3y agoWhen radical life extension becomes a thing.
- olalonde 3y agoWhen it becomes an actual problem.
- flangola7 3y agoBy then it's too late. If you wait until the engine stalls on a desert road trip to fix the problem of not having gas, what could have been a brief stop becomes a long headache or worse.
- wredue 3y agoIt is a problem right now to varying degrees and types of impact around the world. Desertification is happening at a staggering rate. Extremely weather events are becoming more extreme and more frequent Canada forests are burning to the ground, and are now a net negative contributor to warming as a result The ocean is observably dying What “problem” are you waiting for?
- intrasight 3y agoThis is a world-wide tragedy of the commons. I think a world dictator would be necessary. But perhaps if the largest economies imposed a carbon tax - including on traded goods, then mitigation could be accomplished.
- angst_ridden 3y agoWhen it starts seriously affecting the oligarchs.
- novosel 3y agohttps://bullshitjobs.info/ https://bullshitjobs.info/
- somewhat_drunk 3y agoThe author should really learn how to use commas.
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- mistrial9 3y agobefore or after live warfare over the oil supplies?
- onlyrealcuzzo 3y agoRome wasn't built in a day. Anyone who sees us getting to minimal emissions much faster than our current trajectory is pretty naive. We're already on a trajectory where it's reasonable to believe we could have minimal emissions in the US, the EU, and China by 2060. If you see this happening by 2030 or even 2040 - you're dreaming.
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- bobbylarrybobby 3y agoProbably not a second before food and freshwater shortages have an effect on the wealthy.