Newfie wrote:Dissident,
Not to argue with your analysis. I just believe we don’t have 100 years or 80. Other factors, perhaps not related to climate change, or related but of a different mechanism, will kick in that will drastically reshape the human experience. To put it mildly.
dohboi wrote:"But hordes of morons are using their political affiliation to decide on the validity of the science"
Nicely put.
jedrider wrote:Sea Level Rise Can No Longer Be Stopped, What Next? - with John Englander
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvqY2NcBWI8
Or, how to explain SLR to Adults!
dohboi wrote:Actually, as he says just a couple minutes into the lecture, sea level hasn't really changed that much during the Holocene.
KaiserJeep wrote:I have seen no convincing argument for any of these three scenarios. But when you consider the sheer amount of ice that melted at the end of the last glacial age, hundreds of feet thick across multiple continents, versus the relatively minor amount that remains today, it's hard to feel much sense of peril.
Newf, LOTS of people are struggling with the effects of SLR already, but yeah, it's gonna be a whole lot worse for the next generations.
LOTS of folks in Bangaladesh and the Maldives are impacted. Perhaps Venice. Norfolk even.
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