> I'm sure stripping 45% of thousands of people's net worth won't have significant economic or cultural impacts. "Climate migrations" has been an alarm bell fo

> I'm sure stripping 45% of thousands of people's net worth won't have significant economic or cultural impacts. "Climate migrations" has been an alarm bell for a long time. It's just people didn't want to listen. The issue with your statement is if it's a person or human-created entity that's doing the stripping, that's a problem we can address. When it's the environment we live on doing the stripping, well, that's simply a predicament. If you want to get mad at someone, get mad at the groups that have been propagandizing for the last few decades that carbon is a myth and we're completely decoupled from the ecosystem we live on.