As some of you have already heard, our planet has past the point of no return in carbon emissions. 400 ppm (parts per million).
What this means is that carbon, a greenhouse gas, is going to be holding in enough energy to raise the average temperature to a point that will precipitate other greenhouse gases like methane to release, (which is already happening on a grand scale). Methane is much worse than carbon. We could have stopped the carbon, but there's no stopping methane.
As coastlines are threatened, people will be relocating inland. Farming will at first become erratic with unseasonably cold and hot and dry. Storms will increase in number and strength. With mass migrations and global food shortage, no government will be able to help. Many will die, too many to bury. Disease and pestilence will follow.
If the oceans warm another couple degrees, the algae will die, then the plankton, then the small fish, then the large fish. That's one third of the world food supply right there.
You might not see it for a while, but you will definitely see it in the near future. Maybe not as I've laid it out above, but it will not be business as usual for us. If we survive.
Not very pleasant, but sometimes truth isn't. You want to give your kids an advantage. teach them survival in the wild, it'll be very valuable to them.
I know a lot of you don't believe that there is any problem with the climate, and that's fine, there isn't anything you could do about it if you believed it anyway. Not trying to start an argument, just wanted to let you all know that your lives are about to change dramatically and I wouldn't expect you'll hear much truth from the media about this.
What this means is that carbon, a greenhouse gas, is going to be holding in enough energy to raise the average temperature to a point that will precipitate other greenhouse gases like methane to release, (which is already happening on a grand scale). Methane is much worse than carbon. We could have stopped the carbon, but there's no stopping methane.
As coastlines are threatened, people will be relocating inland. Farming will at first become erratic with unseasonably cold and hot and dry. Storms will increase in number and strength. With mass migrations and global food shortage, no government will be able to help. Many will die, too many to bury. Disease and pestilence will follow.
If the oceans warm another couple degrees, the algae will die, then the plankton, then the small fish, then the large fish. That's one third of the world food supply right there.
You might not see it for a while, but you will definitely see it in the near future. Maybe not as I've laid it out above, but it will not be business as usual for us. If we survive.
Not very pleasant, but sometimes truth isn't. You want to give your kids an advantage. teach them survival in the wild, it'll be very valuable to them.
I know a lot of you don't believe that there is any problem with the climate, and that's fine, there isn't anything you could do about it if you believed it anyway. Not trying to start an argument, just wanted to let you all know that your lives are about to change dramatically and I wouldn't expect you'll hear much truth from the media about this.
It makes a good night light.
