Front-running possible changes created by man-made climate change.
948 sats \ 4 comments \ @Fabs 28 Jan earth
With man's effect on the planet creating the chance of a possible change in habitable places (down the road) for humans due to climate change, I'd like to get an idea of where one could front-run the above, and have the best possible chance of adjusting to a new world- if that's what the future holds for us.
Large waves of human migration aren't anything new; they were a common happening in the lives of our early human ancestors during the shifting from ice age to interglacial- and back, but the locals didn't always welcome the newcomers with open arms.
What country suits itself the most in regards to changes created by man-made climate change, and what other changes might arise?
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30 sats \ 0 replies \ @hodlpleb 28 Jan
If you go on the assumption that MSM predictions are correct, 538 did this study a while ago https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/heres-the-best-place-to-move-if-youre-worried-about-climate-change/
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20 sats \ 1 reply \ @zarko 29 Jan
First of all, climate change is real, very real, and very serious.
Second. It has nothing to do with carbon or human activities. Regardless of what actions we take, or cease taking, climate change will continue to occur. Climate patterns have occurred in the past and will likely occur again in the future.
The global elites, who have control over education, media and academia, found a way to create a narrative that ultimately punish the plebeians with carbon tax that they(the elites) will never pay. In this way, they have gained even more power and control over resources to protect them from the climate crisis, while we bear the burden and pay the price.
So now, answering to your question. No matter where we go, we are f'cked.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Fabs OP 29 Jan
Hm, that's pretty calming- in a weird way.
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10 sats \ 0 replies \ @Enemy_of_the_state 5 Feb
The best paper I’ve read on climate change. If you haven’t listened to Dr. Patrick Moore’s interview with Saifdean Ammous yet, do it, and read his paper here:
http://ecosense.me/ecosense-wp/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/CO2-Emissions.pdf
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