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>50 million climate refugees by 2010

http://maps.grida.no/go/graphic/fifty-million-climate-refugees-by-2010

>> No.2889805

>just read "50 million climate refugees"
>open image
>tab back
well that doesn't sound too bad
>"by 2010"
hahaha

>> No.2889832

>UN
>useful

you may choose only one

>> No.2889897

bump for not a religionfag thread

>> No.2889914

HELL NO. WE WILL NOT LET THOSE DUMB BEANERS IN OUR COUNTRY.

>> No.2889941

The sad thing to me is that when all the smoke clears and nothing's happened all the morons who were screaming about the end of the world will not only forget about the sensible few who tried to get them to shut the fuck up but the entire event itself. And when the next bullshit story comes along to steal their money and freedom they'll buy it just as easily if not more so.

Nothing to do except keep chugging along, hoping none of these asshole are the death of me, which they're sure to be some day.

>> No.2889963

looks like alot of filipinos and bermudans gonna be gurgling soon. he he he

>> No.2889972

Holy shit the Nile flooding is totally NEW and has NEVER happened until we started to pollute the air!

TheFUCKINGweather.jpeg

Serious the fuck?

>> No.2889986
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2889986

> Something floods, we have a drought, or it gets hot/cold

Humans Did it. Derp

>> No.2889992

>stormfags
>stormfags everywhere

>> No.2890003

cool thread OP

sorry to break your samefag combo

>> No.2890070

>>2890003

A sad day when any sort of trips ends up being a post this faggy.

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2890080

>live directly in the middle of a yellow "desertifcation" band.
>as I type this right now, My area is undergoing some flooding worse then the last few years.
>MFW

>> No.2890109

>>2890080

Sorry about your floods, /sci/lon.

But lol @ these climate fags.

>> No.2890112

really? this troll thread has 190 replies when this one
>>2890079
has 2?

>> No.2890117

>>2890112

But does this not fal under the category of homework thread?

>> No.2890127
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2890127

>Caribbean, the southeast and east coast of the US, "exposed to hurricanes"
>implying this is would be new
>mfw

>> No.2890132

>>2889797
>Louisiana not a "great delta"
wat

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2890142

>"coastlines particularly under threat..."
>highlights every coastline

>> No.2890146

sage

>> No.2890190

>Cause global warming
>Become indignant when the displaced people of the world hold your country accountable for its actions

First World Problems

>> No.2890193

>>2890142

Well technically all coast LINES are under threat because by definition a coast line is the point at which land meets sea level but yeah it's still retarded.

>> No.2890199

>>2890190

>Hundreds of years of industrialization
>95% of existing CO2 is naturally occuring, only 5% man made
>0.038% of the total atmosphere is CO2
>Man made increase in CO2 is beyond negligible
>First world portion of this is even smaller still
>"First world problem"

Give me a fucking break you self-loathing liberal piece of shit.

>> No.2890213

>>2890199
A relatively small increase can have ALL SORTS of effects. How about you increase the resting concentration of potassium in your cells by a paltry 5%?
Trust me, you wouldn't survive THAT.

>> No.2890218

>>2890199

Ok, first of all yeah you would. Second, what sorts of effects has this 0.002% atm increase had? Let's hear them.

>> No.2891116

>>2890003
Except it wasn't, I went to bed 2 hours before you posted.
>>2890112
what troll thread? this is science, pulled -completely unmodified- from a source. I'm sorry I didn't bring up religion or homework.

>> No.2891128

>>2890199
excuse me but i have a fucking great hole int he ozone layer above my country that causes some interesting medical conditions (dude, you should see the eyes of anyone over 30 here that doesnt regularly wear sunglasses, its disgusting)

Admittedly we probably did that ourselves when we had a few volcanoes blow up spewing a few thousand tons of dust into the air seen as far as china and rome (lol newzealand)

>> No.2891150

I always thought South America, Argentina/Southern Brazil area, would be the best place to be. Least overpopulated, lots of resources, good environment, technologically and socially up to date.

>> No.2891173
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2891173

>mfw Europe is almost entirely unaffected.

>> No.2891178

That's what happens when a person who doesn't know shit about simulations tries to simulate shit.

>> No.2891195

>>2891178
The trouble is that most of the projections are this bad.