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So if it’s inevitable, what are the possible positive effects? Are there regions that benefit from the changes that will happen to the weather? New places tha
by SirMaster 3y ago
So if it’s inevitable, what are the possible positive effects?
Are there regions that benefit from the changes that will happen to the weather?
New places that can be used to grow things, new places that might be more appealing to live than it is now?
Should we start looking at transitioning to the changes that you say are inevitable?
- myshpa 3y ago> So if it’s inevitable, what are the possible positive effects? I cannot see any positive effects. We should try to prevent the inevitable, while there's still some time. Not long. But some. > Should we start looking at transitioning to the changes I’m starting to think we're likely to face a future akin to that depicted in Threads (1984) or The Road (2009), and I’m not sure anyone can truly prepare for it.
- SirMaster 3y agoWhat do you mean though when you say you see no positive effects? You see negative effects because scientists who have spent great time and effort have found connections to and predicted negative effects. Has anyone spent a similar amount of time and effort looking for positive effects? If not, how can we expect to know about any positive effects?