The second doesn't seem like a problem to me as long as they respect robots.txt
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The second doesn't seem like a problem to me as long as they respect robots.txt
https://www.annualreviews.org/doi/10.1146/annurev-earth-0601...
Basically political and economic dysfunction combined with drought and soil degradation over a couple centuries.
Climate forcing has such momentum that it takes two decades for the full impact of emissions to be felt and many more for cascading impacts. The fires we're seeing? The droughts? The floods? That's from emissions from the early 2000s, before China and India embarked on rapid industrialization and growth of energy use, especially coal.
This isn't the apocalypse either. It's just something of a scale we've never faced in human records, like what the Mayans faced at the end of their civilization but global.