/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15219693
A true reversal would mean to remove all co2 emissions of 200 years in 20 years. We got no technology to do this. If someone would invent such a technology it would probably be insanely expensive, need an impossible amount of energy and ruin our economy.

In a best case scenario we stop emissions right now end up with and 1.5° warmer climate. We could very well live with that.

>>15063381
sorry, industrialisation and global warming killed winter forever, but you can still go to Mars if you enjoy freezing

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>>12275946
>How fucked are we?

It's like Covid. If we act fast and hard it can be stopped. If we pretend it does not exist we get wave after wave. Millions get killed and it keeps getting worse and worse.

>>12155238
>What's the answer to global warming?
we really need to stop it

>>12119878
>Wilm your average person own a spaceship in the far future?

If we go on like this we will go extinct in the near future.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dX5kfdHv1VU

>>12095989
there is no time, global warming is already there for years, but we might still be able to stop it before it kills us, but we have to act now

>>12064311
Actually this would have happened about 300 million years ago. But life on Earth worked hard to remove all these greenhouse gas from the atmosphere. Unfortunately some stupid apes burn all this coal and oil and now the planet is heating up like mad.

>>12038453
but we can turn Earth in a hot hell-hole and make it like Venus

>>11993508

depends on

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>>11473883
the main problem is it does not stop at 1 or 2 degree if we keep burning fossil fuels like mad, it will go up much more

>>11396459
It depends on what we do now. In a best case scenario we stop Emissions within a decade. Climate will still warm up but slow enough for precautions. In a worst case scenario greenhouse gas emissions keep rising and we are fucked.

>>11338624
it's the opposite, it's misleading, also warming will not stop so all negative effects of temperature will travel north as well

>>11328765
This is a common misconception. Plants don't get energy from temperature, they get it from sunlight. Plants also need water. Warming means more evaporation and less water for plants in summer. This can turn fertile regions in America and Europe into steppe.