/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10666187
It's definitely not The Doom, but it is a threat. For instance, in higher temperatures C3 based plants take a hit to their efficiency, that's our wheat yield cut by a quarter by 2050, corn will fare better though. I just don't understand why you can't accept it as a threat that needs to be dealt with. You provide nothing, no alternative, see pic related, this is global warming and climate change in my home state, notice how the temperature oscillates like that? Yet if you took all those observations and averaged them it would turn out slightly hotter.

>>10589537
Sure pal, you offer no explanation, no concrete proof, and your arguments don't consist of anything beyond "just trust me dude". Pic related is the temperature anomaly for where I currently live. Last year was hell.