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Can someone explain in simple terms what this means? Like what is happening (like am 5) and what are the consequences of this.

by csomar 1y ago

Workaccount2 1y ago
The consequences of the reversal of the current or the consequences of CO2 in the atmosphere doubling?
- notfed 1y ago
  Yes
ashoeafoot 1y ago
You get unreliable weather patterns . monsoon in dry places, and monsoon dependent countries falling dry.. And thus unreliable investment, a house or factory might be flood prone in a dessert valley, a dam with power stations might fail to provide. So you have uninsureable riches, that might aswell no longer be there.
- signalToNose 1y ago
  And as a consequence, massive migration from inhabitable regions. Hard to imagine the implication when there are billions of people affected
  - jonathanstrange 1y ago
    Not important, but I want to briefly point out as a Grammar Nazi that you mean uninhabitable regions. Inhabitable and habitable mean the same and their opposites are uninhabitable and not habitable. This is one of those bizarre oddities of the English language.
    - ashoeafoot 1y ago
      would ainhabable or antiinhabable be correct ?
      - sandbach 1y ago
        No.
    - lloeki 1y ago
      Just for kicks: English | French --------------+------------ habitable | habitable inhabitable | habitable uninhabitable | inhabitable
      - ashoeafoot 1y ago
        What have the natural romanic languages ever done for sus?
      - deleted 1y ago
        [deleted]
  - distortionfield 1y ago
    Climate migration from South and Central America to North America has already started. If the US think they have an immigration problem right now, I can’t imagine how vicious immigration propaganda is going to get when that number goes up by an order of magnitude.
keyle 1y ago
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DoneWithAllThat 1y ago
What you will get in a comment thread like this is wild speculative climate doomerism along with sarcastic remarks about how humans are ruining the planet. This is not the place for hard facts.

Can someone explain in simple terms what this means? Like what is happening (like am 5) and what are the consequences of this.

by csomar 1y ago

Can someone explain in simple terms what this means? Like what is happening (like am 5) and what are the consequences of this.

Workaccount2 1y ago

The consequences of the reversal of the current or the consequences of CO2 in the atmosphere doubling?

notfed 1y ago
Yes

ashoeafoot 1y ago

You get unreliable weather patterns . monsoon in dry places, and monsoon dependent countries falling dry.. And thus unreliable investment, a house or factory might be flood prone in a dessert valley, a dam with power stations might fail to provide. So you have uninsureable riches, that might aswell no longer be there.

signalToNose 1y ago
And as a consequence, massive migration from inhabitable regions. Hard to imagine the implication when there are billions of people affected
- jonathanstrange 1y ago
  Not important, but I want to briefly point out as a Grammar Nazi that you mean uninhabitable regions. Inhabitable and habitable mean the same and their opposites are uninhabitable and not habitable. This is one of those bizarre oddities of the English language.
  - ashoeafoot 1y ago
    would ainhabable or antiinhabable be correct ?
    - sandbach 1y ago
      No.
  - lloeki 1y ago
    Just for kicks: English | French --------------+------------ habitable | habitable inhabitable | habitable uninhabitable | inhabitable
    - ashoeafoot 1y ago
      What have the natural romanic languages ever done for sus?
    - deleted 1y ago
      [deleted]
- distortionfield 1y ago
  Climate migration from South and Central America to North America has already started. If the US think they have an immigration problem right now, I can’t imagine how vicious immigration propaganda is going to get when that number goes up by an order of magnitude.

keyle 1y ago

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DoneWithAllThat 1y ago

What you will get in a comment thread like this is wild speculative climate doomerism along with sarcastic remarks about how humans are ruining the planet. This is not the place for hard facts.