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‘It’s too late’: David Suzuki says the fight against climate change is lost - iPolitics
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So, how long do we have left?
The typical Lemming will be poorer but fine, unless it triggers other human disasters like a nuclear exchange. The lower classes of Bangladesh, less so, and 95%+ of coral reefs are fucked.
No one knows, many humans and other species are already dying from climate change today. Get used to hearing the phrase "It is happening much faster than expected." from now on.
Guess people better start updating their plans then. No point in starting a family and having kids when they'll just die to climate change.
People are doing that. Fertility rates are way below replacement rates. Now billionaires are freaking out that their customer base and work force is shrinking.
And the solution is of course outlawing abortions, instead of keeping the planet in a habitable state.
I am way ahead of you.
I'm curious if we will hit a correctional point when most of life dies off and civilization can restart. I'm picturing some fallout/metro kind of shit where people need to love underground for centuries.
"Collapse is a process, not an event." It's very likely we'll be extinct by the end of the century. There will be all manner of hell from now until then. Our population of over 8 billion is only possible because of a highly complex global web of systems. Complex systems are fragile. Once dominos start falling, people will start starving very quickly.
Its entirely possible that 99% of humanity dies but I don't really buy into us going extinct. People have an inate drive to survive and even if things are genuinely horrible I don't see them just giving up. Unless there is literally no food/potable water I think the planet is stuck with some form of humanity until the planet is uninhabitable. Remember there are still dinosaurs around today, they just look different.
This guy says climate change mitigation will be a blip on the radar of economic growth:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfNamRmje-s
This guy has no fucking clue about human beings and does not give a single shit about human beings. His opinion can be safely discarded
Hooooly shit, that man is a sociopath. It's no wonder we're barrelling into 5°C with people like him driving the world's economy.
He's done the classic trader thing:
My mom is a pile of ashes in an urn. Doubt she could do anything to sea levels.
I didn't know 13 year olds used Lemmy.