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In reply to the discussion: Earth entering 'uncharted territory' as heat records quickly shatter [View all]CrispyQ
(40,311 posts)4. Humanity's end will be more Mad Max than StarTrek.
The rich men, who have called the shots for most of our history, still think they deserve to be in charge. And since they got to set up the system, they rigged the rules in their favor & they have no morals or shame or concern for anyone but themselves & money & power. The very worst of humanity has the whole planet in their grip & I fear the public attitude now is, get while the gettin's still good.
People can deny all they want but we all see what's coming.
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Earth entering 'uncharted territory' as heat records quickly shatter [View all]
dalton99a
Jul 2023
OP
+1. During the pandemic, carbon dioxide increased at the same rate despite lower emissions
dalton99a
Jul 2023
#24
Not sure I understand your point. Are you saying that the heat is temporary and due to burned fuel?
femmedem
Jul 2023
#7
Something is causing this sudden spike. War and fires make a lot of heat.
bucolic_frolic
Jul 2023
#17
bucolic is implying there's a been a giant 'belch' of CO2 and heat from war and rampant fires
Hugh_Lebowski
Jul 2023
#20
At lower elevations, say Phoenix greater urban complex, water is going to flow uphill to money...
hunter
Jul 2023
#37
Agree. Human inertia at their level will kill humanity more than anything humanity itself tries to
ancianita
Jul 2023
#34
I still have some hope they'll be shocked into action when Mother Nature rejects their Visa cards...
hunter
Jul 2023
#38
it only takes 6000 miles of driving a gas-powered car to birth one new carbon baby
GenXer47
Jul 2023
#21
Monday was the hottest day in 125,000 years, but that record was broken...
LudwigPastorius
Jul 2023
#33