• TSG_Asmodeus (he, him)@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    And sooner or later I will hopefully have children.

    And when the average summer day is 60c and crops fail every single year, and Nestle has taken half our drinking water, and the smoke in the air from wildfires is giving everyone asthma, and deadly storms happen year round, and the coasts erode, and wars break out for the remaining water/etc, what will you tell them? Will you tell them to look at the brilliant ‘innovator’ CEO’s who intentionally shut down electric cars? The CEO’s who found out climate change was happening sixty years ago and intentionally hid it to keep themselves rich, what do you tell your kids about that?

    What innovation is worth your children dying early?

    • very smart Idiot@sh.itjust.works
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      1 year ago

      I don’t believe that those scenarios are that plausible.

      Here is south Germany, the climate change has led to mediterran plants growing here. The plant life for the climate already exist. And they are spreading (olives don’t make it through the winter yet).

      Change is happening, but adapting to it is possible. And solutions for adaptation do not have to be invented, because they already exist.

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        1 year ago

        I don’t believe that those scenarios are that plausible.

        lol i think they said the same thing about the Titanic sinking. also the submarine guy said the same thing about it imploding.

        Hmm 🤔

        • very smart Idiot@sh.itjust.works
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          1 year ago

          I have been reading about the worst case scenario. But even then the oceans would heat up, Oxygen saturation would diminish, big fish would die, algae would thrive on higher CO2 levels and buffer climate change at some point. Humanity and most animals on land should be capable to survive to this buffer point.