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How come you chose to subset "climate change" into "anthropogenic climate change"? Regardless of the origin, it seems though climate change will be bad news fo
by iolaknfd89 11y ago
How come you chose to subset "climate change" into "anthropogenic climate change"? Regardless of the origin, it seems though climate change will be bad news for humans.
- cam_l 11y agoBecause anthropogenic climate change (in particular) is happening quickly and happening now; perhaps more quickly than a lot of us—or at least the things or places we depend on for life—will be able to adapt.
- iolaknfd89 11y agoAh, gotcha. I must have misinterpreted your tone. It seemed to me that you (unnecessarily but intentionally) introduced a politically loaded term to your (quite correct) idea. I've been spending too much time reading about the Earth before humans, when massive changes were commonplace. Only discussing human-triggered change strikes me as massively more limited and less interesting. Apologies if I caused any confusion.