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[Anonymous No.11553106]

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[Anonymous No.11553111]

>>11553106
Will climate change affect us in our lifetime?

[Anonymous No.11553122]

First shark: Jews
Second shark: Jews
Third shark: Jews

[Anonymous No.11553125]

>>11553106
Wouldn't a global economic crisis delay climate change?

[Anonymous No.11553128]

>>11553111
Probably won't have much of an effect in general unless we go into an ice age. A lot of hype about some relatively minuscule changes

[Anonymous No.11553269]

>>11553122
>Liberal Jews
>Hollywood Jews
>Orthodox Jews

[Anonymous No.11553358]

>>11553125
A little. But you can't actually fix climate change by consuming less.

[Anonymous No.11554633]

>>11553106
is this the new cloverfield?

[Anonymous No.11554688]

>>11553106
The real ranking is
>upcoming french revolution 2.0 and oil wars
>militarized AI
>militarized nanotech

[Anonymous No.11554691]

>>11553106
Give us the original image OP.

[Anonymous No.11554729]

>>11553111
Around 450ppm/2C the subtropics (lat 23..40) annual rainfall will drop by about 50%-75%
This is where all the world's breadbaskets are.
450ppm will happen around 2030.

[Anonymous No.11554735]

>>11553111
no.

[Anonymous No.11554754]

Can someone just outline what 'Climate Change' will actually do? As in what will happen in the next 100 years because of it? What's gonna change and stuff.

[Anonymous No.11554761]

>>11554735
>illiterate idiot
that warning means that the warming will risk progress to a point of no return
Not that the flooding will happen at 2000, but that we are starting to lose control
This is not just about physics, it also takes into account poltics - since the sacrifices needed to stop the process are so big that they make the politicians that would do them would become un-electable.
Which is pretty much exactly what has happened.
https://youtu.be/vqmCu854rHc?t=2m13s

[Anonymous No.11554825]

>>11554754
>What's gonna change and stuff.
everything
by 2050 we're expected to reach 3C of warming. That's global food shortages since the bread baskets of the world are highly sensitive to changes in temperature and for the most part are in the most effected regions. That's mass migration of hundreds of millions since 35% of the globe will not be able to support human life due to regular heat waves. That's complete collapse of ocean ecosystems.

We're rolling right now into positive feedback loops, where it no longer matters what we do to try and stop it since carbon sinks will be released.

[Anonymous No.11554833]

>>11553111
>warming already confirmed
>oceans heat up and acidify
>phytoplankton die off since they're temp and ph sensitive
>we all choke to death since 80% of oxygen is no longer produced

[Anonymous No.11555872]

>>11554729
>>11554761
>>11554825
>>11554833
>THE END IS NIGH, THIS TIME IT'S REAL
>LIKE REALLY FUCKING REAL, NOT LIKE ALL THE OTHER TIMES
>CARE ABOUT IT YOU FUCKING IDIOT
>YOUR BELIEF IS FOOD

[Anonymous No.11556270]

>>11554825
So this is the end?

[Anonymous No.11556953]

>>11554833
why don't we just manually evolve phytoplankton for temperature and ph adversity and then release them?

[Anonymous No.11556965]

>>11553106
Shark = Black overpopulation

[Anonymous No.11556976]

>>11556965
>from U.N. data
Link it.

[Anonymous No.11556983]

>>11553122
Fuck off back to /pol/

[Anonymous No.11557006]

>>11556270
No. As soon as shtf Europe will get their shit together and shit all over the gazillion other people on the planet to survive so nothing that really matters will be lost.
Just look at the current rather mild crisis. The french are already talking about testing the vaccine on niggers, like high ranking diplomats said it on live TV and everybody agreed save a few litteral niggers and nu-communists.

[Anonymous No.11557010]

>>11556965
Nevermind, I found it. Yeah that's pretty much what the UN says.

[Anonymous No.11557013]

>>11553111
>what is Australia and California fires.
>Heatwaves in the summer that becomes a regular thing in Europe.
>pic related
And this will go accelerating because of feedback loops.

>>11553125
A tiny drop less. Covid19 reduced CO2 by 4%. We need to do way more than consume less to have results. And the more we wait the harder it will be. Point of non-return has already passed. We can only mitigate the effects now.

>>11554754
Massive massive amount of climate migrants to western Europe for once. The Syria crisis is nothing next to this.

>>11556270
There is still hope AI take over and make the decisions our government doesn't dare to take. Machines may replace us. We're heading towards extinction indeed.

[Anonymous No.11557022]

Post template.

[Anonymous No.11558003]

>>11553125
not really, not in any meaningful way

>>11557013
>We can only mitigate the effects now.
this tbqh, it's a question of how we survive an extinction level event now

[Anonymous No.11558020]

>>11553111
The biggest direct effect we'll see will be the climate wars as the location of productive farmland changes drastically. As soon as net exporters stop exporting because of reduced yields lots of nations will have to take military action or have their population devastated by starvation.

[Anonymous No.11558373]

>>11553106
>The Jew
>The Perfidious Anglo
>The Eternal Hibernian

[Anonymous No.11558434]

>>11554761
>that warning means that the warming will risk progress to a point of no return
Didn't happen. Won't happen.
>Not that the flooding will happen at 2000, but that we are starting to lose control
No we are not.
>This is not just about physics, it also takes into account poltics - since the sacrifices needed to stop the process are so big that they make the politicians that would do them would become un-electable.
Because the IPCC has historically over-reported disasters since the dawn of time. They've. Been. Wrong.
The world is not ending.
The sky is not falling.
The earth is warming marginally, and we'll be able to deal with it in stride.

What makes politicians unelectable for these policy decisions, is the very same unelectability associated to population control.

[Anonymous No.11558439]

>>11556953
genetic engineering is promising for managing climate change, yes.

[Anonymous No.11558459]

Elements of climate change, in terms of how much they will fuck up our civilization
>forests burning down
>siberian methane melting
>ocean acidification

[Anonymous No.11558488]

>>11553106
>demographic crisis
>mass migration resulting in ethnic strife
>dysgenic degeneration

[Anonymous No.11558498]

>>11558434
flaming retard

[Anonymous No.11558823]

>>11558488
>NO NOT MUH WHITEARINOOS