Compiled data from the Hadley's supercomputer shows alarming climate trajectory
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It's all about globalist control, and people are waking up.
The point was made that humanity is just putting a lot of crap into a system whose limits are poorly understood, and we might want to rethink that a bit.
I found the dispassionate, factual presentation more compelling than the Chicken Little fare.
The irony may come if it is shown that all of the anthropogenic global warming is what staves off an ice age in the presence of a quiescent sun.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2020/05/12/th...
Which is why being "anti-Right" or "anti-Left" is dumbing down any discussion, just as much as being "anti-Climate Change" and vica versa (whatever that even means!).
We need to lift up knowledge and facts, and present them as such along with possibilities, options and the fact we just don't know all the consequences of current trajectories (for both good and bad!).
Same with "anti-News" and not. Though when news is about "survival of the fittest", we see how this may influence news reporting.
"The point was made that humanity is just putting a lot of crap into a system whose limits are poorly understood, and we might want to rethink that a bit."
That should be whatever Green initiative slogan so more people understand.
edit: Don't get this the wrong way! I'm not for dismissing any environmental concerns, the opposite. Just understanding them better.
Yellowstone could hit VEI8, but has apparently taken a mellower view of late: https://www.usgs.gov/faqs/yellowstone-overdue-eruption-when-...
And no, people are not waking up because they're still denying the role man is playing in causing these problems. That denial only serves to increase our suffering. However you are correct in noting that the effective solution to these problems requires a coordinated global response. Sorry to break the news to you - but you are a member of a species that's now capable of changing a planet's climate - this is no longer science fiction. As such, we have a grave responsibility to ensure our planet remains habitable for future generations. How we meet that responsibility is our choice.