Holocene extinction - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocene_extinction
Holocene extinction - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocene_extinction
Great place to start with flames.
>This won't be a nice change of pace for your climate. It will be a mass extinction even humans have never experienced. It's obscene even.
The science clearly says that isn't the case at all. Feel free to reference IPCC RCP8.5 scenarios where we magically find extremely more fossil fuels and burn those as well. No extinction is expected even in those scenarios.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eocene#Climate
The eocene was approximately 14celcius warmer than it is today and life thrived.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last_Interglacial
During the last spike, the eemian, it was about 2 celcius warmer than today. Roughly 100,000 years ago, and that's roughly all we do expect to happen now. Life was thriving.
Yes, because life can adapt in 100k years at a rate that it cannot in 100 years. And that life did not particularly care for preserving thousand-year-old human settlements.
> Great place to start with flames.
I am not the OP but if the point above flew you by then consider how much you have thought about the matter.
The interglacial warming is the most likely origin of the catastrophic global flood mythos across many cultures (including the Bible). And involved a scale of mass migration and suffering/death that would make modern sensibility recoil.
Your argument is like if I burned down your house or community but stated "well the forest will reclaim it in 10 thousand years and it will be beautiful and full of life! Is anything really even different on the grand scale?"
I care about the immediate future. And all the suffering and death, and the animals and plants that coevolved with us and ARE our evolutionary environment.
It's absurd and either supremely ignorant or bordering on malicious anti social behavior . The paradox of tolerance is being pushed to its limit.