Most of us alive today, sure. Some humans and other animals will probably squeak through. Dooming shouldn't stop us from acting, though. Lobby for sane steps b

Most of us alive today, sure. Some humans and other animals will probably squeak through. Dooming shouldn't stop us from acting, though. Lobby for sane steps based on concepts laid out in Low-Tech Magazine, for example (notably how much energy it costs to make steel, how important it is to heat our bodies first and then maybe the spaces we're in, and how important it is to get off the new-tech treadmill- the old ways worked for tens of thousands of years and are still great), make bold decisions in this direction even if unpopular (I don't fly anymore, and some in my family are uncomfortable with that. That's how culture starts to shift), and focus on what's within your power (which can shift over time, so stay nimble and aware). We'll be okay. It's okay to die- it makes life all the richer.