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Concerning Humanity’s Future: Interview with Climatologist
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Sat 30 Mar 2019, 14:42:53by xraymike79
This is a concise, but wide-ranging interview with climatologist/geoscientist Nick Humphrey on the climate, energy, overpopulation, etc....
I first discovered the writings of meteorologist/geoscientist Nick Humphrey with his brutally honest essay 'The Conversation No One Knows How To Have' and since then have followed his posts and comments. He has been featured or quoted in a number of publications such as Mother Jones, New York Times, Washington Post, and Science Alert. Few scientists will publicly tell you how dire things are, but Nick Humphrey is not one to shy away from the truth. What follows is a Q&A interview I held with him on a variety of questions concerning humanity’s future.
https://collapseofindustrialcivilizatio ... scientist/
Re: Concerning Humanity’s Future: Interview with Climatologi
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Sat 30 Mar 2019, 18:21:01by onlooker
Sounds like his views jive well with Guy Mcpherson's views . Global dimming , worldwide nuclear meltdown, widespread contamination from thousands of chemicals, potable water shortages, phosphate shortages, anoexic oceans, soil erosion, biodiversity loss, pandemics are just some of the other multifaceted threats to humanity
Re: Concerning Humanity’s Future: Interview with Climatologi
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Sun 31 Mar 2019, 01:21:15by Plantagenet
Thanks for starting this thread and posting the link, XrayMike.
I live in central Alaska and I enjoyed reading Nick Humphrey's comments on his blog about on our ongoing extreme Arctic heatwave. Heat records are falling all over Alaska. The snow is mostly gone...six weeks early.
Next to go is the Arctic Sea ice.
Cheers!
Re: Concerning Humanity’s Future: Interview with Climatologi
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Sun 31 Mar 2019, 14:48:46by Outcast_Searcher
onlooker wrote:Sounds like his views jive well with Guy Mcpherson's views . Global dimming , worldwide nuclear meltdown, widespread contamination from thousands of chemicals, potable water shortages, phosphate shortages, anoexic oceans, soil erosion, biodiversity loss, pandemics are just some of the other multifaceted threats to humanity
It's "jibe", not "jive".
Note how all this is a multi-decade, or century climate process -- not financial armageddon next week?
Or is it just "all doom all the time" for you?
Re: Concerning Humanity’s Future: Interview with Climatologi
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Sun 31 Mar 2019, 15:34:48by Newfie
Outcast,
Yes it’s all in the future.
I’m missing your point.
Re: Concerning Humanity’s Future: Interview with Climatologi
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Sun 31 Mar 2019, 23:45:46by jedrider
Our life support system is propped up by ice that is now melting. The polar bear will be a good indicator species.
Our society has a problem with getting rid of waste currently. At some point, our society will be it's own waste product, to be flushed down nature's toilet of discarded life forms and the meme of our civilization will disappear that way.
Until then, full speed ahead, though.