Climate Change Is The Biggest Threat & Will Kill Us All



'The last 12 months have broken records like never before': Earth exceeds 1.5 C warming every month for entire year​

Every month has broken the temperature record of the previous for the past 12 months, and the signs of climate breakdown are already here, a new analysis shows.
 
I awoke to a dank, chilly, overcast morning today...and I'm in Southern California. How is it that I am always missing out on this global warming that is supposed to be devastating our planet and threatening the very existence of our species (and many others)?
 
I awoke to a dank, chilly, overcast morning today...and I'm in Southern California. How is it that I am always missing out on this global warming that is supposed to be devastating our planet and threatening the very existence of our species (and many others)?
C’mon, Jan, this climate crisis is complicated. More complicated that understanding the patina that develops when shoos are buried underground on purpose.

There is but one fellow here who understands subterranean patina and you want a simple explanation on global warming?

That’s why they call it climate change now because no one is getting the climate they expected or desired.
 
Surface temperatures are the coolest they ever were.

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I think people are starting to wake up.
to their lives being in peril? yes, i would also say that.


It is one of the first charts, some other interesting charts included as well.
yes the one showing ocean temperatures being fantastically higher than at any point in history was quite interesting. ultimately, this is just a bunch of statistical modeling bullshit that doesn't discount, in any way, shape, or form, how we're fucking up the planet to an extent that will get us all killed.
 
This particular statistical modeling bullshit is precisely the study which the article you quoted is based on.
 
Yes I am aware I was being facetious.
OK so lets assume this is a fairly sound study and gives usable/accurate enough results. I believe they claim that a (non-man made) deviation of +/-8 degrees from the 485m years mean temperature was the case. How likely do you think it is humanity can cap this deviation at 1.5 degrees?
 
OK so lets assume this is a fairly sound study and gives usable/accurate enough results. I believe they claim that a (non-man made) deviation of +/-8 degrees from the 485m years mean temperature was the case. How likely do you think it is humanity can cap this deviation at 1.5 degrees?
0% chance. Its absolutely impossible at this point. We are 100% going to lose large swaths of land to rising tides. If the AMOC shuts down then we're totally fucked.
 

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