Climate 'point of no return' may have been reached

[PunkTheFunk 125,734]

33 minutes ago, TimisaMonster said:

Well...do I get a ticket to Mars? 

I'd rather go to Chromatica 

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25 minutes ago, PunkTheFunk said:

I'd rather go to Chromatica 

Well, based on Gaga’s actions, it seems as if that planet is already dead, so 

[TimisaMonster 31,073]

34 minutes ago, PunkTheFunk said:

I'd rather go to Chromatica 

Chromatica is more of a wasteland than Mars...are you sure about that? 

[Lilbit 1,596]

2 hours ago, tylertremallose said:

i always think about that and am thankful im in a safe zone if it did erupt. feel bad for all those that arent. 

Yellow stone’s eruption will have devastating effects on most of the planet.  All of humanity be put to the test. 

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yeah ... the next couple of years and following will get pretty uncomfortable for us

[GipJo 2,912]

That's none of my business tbh.

For a bottom class  fa**ot with no kids, environment protection is not my concern, tax the rich and make them pay instead of asking us poor people to help government's "carbon neutralization".

[Living 1,583]

3 hours ago, tylertremallose said:

i always think about that and am thankful im in a safe zone if it did erupt. feel bad for all those that arent. 

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.express.co.uk/news/science/1081234/Yellowstone-volcano-map-damage-supervolcano-usa-caldera-map-ash/amp

[Living 1,583]

3 minutes ago, GipJo said:

That's none of my business tbh.

For a bottom class  fa**ot with no kids, environment protection is not my concern, tax the rich and make them pay instead of asking us poor people to help government's "carbon neutralization".

Your own carbon footprint is entirely your responsibility, actually 

[A MESS 3,938]

I'm in a field linked to climate change and honestly I don't understand why scientists keep on taking time. I get it, you have to lie so that people can still have hope and don't go in a grab-all frenzy, but that's government's job, not science. more money needs to go towards extreme weather condition adaptation, and I guess installing solar panel is okay - we don't want a world with no resources left, imagine a tech breakdown, we would be fecked - but we need more than that. Once migrations to the north will start, human civilisation will undergo major changes...I really can't predict how things would go then.
 

[tylertremallose 1,398]

30 minutes ago, Lilbit said:

Yellow stone’s eruption will have devastating effects on most of the planet.  All of humanity be put to the test. 

 

11 minutes ago, Living said:

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.express.co.uk/news/science/1081234/Yellowstone-volcano-map-damage-supervolcano-usa-caldera-map-ash/amp

i live in district 13..thanks for the concerns tho  

[A MESS 3,938]

3 hours ago, tylertremallose said:

i always think about that and am thankful im in a safe zone if it did erupt. feel bad for all those that arent. 

well, not to rain on your parade but Yellowstone explosion would trigger an ice age on all of the Northern Emisphere  iirc last supervulcano eruption was the Campi Flegrei (where I live ) and it almost wiped Neanderthals out of existence 

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23 minutes ago, A MESS said:

well, not to rain on your parade but Yellowstone explosion would trigger an ice age on all of the Northern Emisphere  iirc last supervulcano eruption was the Campi Flegrei (where I live ) and it almost wiped Neanderthals out of existence 

oh that sounds awful...but i think my ticket for snowpiercer is still valid  

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Overpopulation and economic systems that don’t give a **** about resources and environment 

I’m not impressed, the humans were stupid species, even with that evolution they couldn’t care about the most important thing, what gave them life

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1 hour ago, GipJo said:

That's none of my business tbh.

For a bottom class  fa**ot with no kids, environment protection is not my concern, tax the rich and make them pay instead of asking us poor people to help government's "carbon neutralization".

This type of mentality is not exclusively yours, so it's part of the major problem when everyone's waste contributes to this sh*tty situation. 

It's everyone's business. But hey, since the planet is ending for humans, then maybe you're right. Let's just keep diggin' our graves. 

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1 hour ago, A MESS said:

I'm in a field linked to climate change and honestly I don't understand why scientists keep on taking time. I get it, you have to lie so that people can still have hope and don't go in a grab-all frenzy, but that's government's job, not science. more money needs to go towards extreme weather condition adaptation, and I guess installing solar panel is okay - we don't want a world with no resources left, imagine a tech breakdown, we would be fecked - but we need more than that. Once migrations to the north will start, human civilisation will undergo major changes...I really can't predict how things would go then.
 

do you have any insight infos ?