Recent comments in /f/Climate_Changed
celebratedrecluse wrote
People will just live permanently indoors. the pandemic "fuck up" in the country is, while not entirely intentional, a great way for their elite to habituate the residents to this "new normal"
rot wrote
"Phoenix is a monument to man's arrogance" Anarcho-primitivist Peggy Hill
86944 wrote
I don't really consider it habitable in the first place. Damn city should have never been built.
CameronNemo wrote
How much AC are they going to burn until then?
isvarahparamahkrsnah wrote
Maybe if humans weren't fishing so much...
isvarahparamahkrsnah wrote
Reply to ‘The sea is rising, the climate is changing’: the lessons learned from Mozambique’s deadly cyclone by ziq
The climate is indeed changing.
Gone are the days of smooth soft rain and a thin layer of snow and mild sunshine.
Everything is on the extremes now
existential1 OP wrote
Reply to comment by isvarahparamahkrsnah in Climate Change Is Intensifying the Tsunami Threat in Alaska by existential1
Solid joke, but there are a LOT of indigenous people living in Alaska as well.
isvarahparamahkrsnah wrote
I'll let Sarah Palin worry about that
rot wrote
Reply to comment by celebratedrecluse in [PDF] US Department of Defense Compilation on the Effects of Climate Change and Their Plan for Response (It's a little long so I'll add the parts I found interesting in the body) by RichOldWhiteMan
there are dew catchers that use very little energy but also don't give much water.
CameronNemo wrote
Reply to comment by celebratedrecluse in [PDF] US Department of Defense Compilation on the Effects of Climate Change and Their Plan for Response (It's a little long so I'll add the parts I found interesting in the body) by RichOldWhiteMan
No, this is just their way of maintaining power over a limited resource.
RichOldWhiteMan OP wrote
Reply to comment by celebratedrecluse in [PDF] US Department of Defense Compilation on the Effects of Climate Change and Their Plan for Response (It's a little long so I'll add the parts I found interesting in the body) by RichOldWhiteMan
My impression wasn't that it would be used to provide water to civilians. The US military likes to maintain the ability to force project anywhere on the planet. With more areas devoid of adequate water I figured the dehumidifiers would be used for active duty military
celebratedrecluse wrote
Reply to [PDF] US Department of Defense Compilation on the Effects of Climate Change and Their Plan for Response (It's a little long so I'll add the parts I found interesting in the body) by RichOldWhiteMan
dehumidifers
Without limitless energy, is this really viable to scale with their needs, let alone the planet's?
isvarahparamahkrsnah wrote
Make wine that has a smoky flavor?
Posh
lastfutures wrote
Reply to Doctors horrified by placentas of non-smokers in Albury, Australia that look like placentas of pack-a-day smokers due to last summer's bushfire smoke. The babies are damaged for life by ziq
Damn, hadn't thought about that effect.
keez wrote
Reply to The climate refugees are here. They're Americans. by ziq
Sell their houses to who Ben?
Trunk wrote
Reply to The climate refugees are here. They're Americans. by ziq
You see, at the time, I was misquoted.
I never said, " The superman exists and he is American."
What I said was, "God exists, and he is American."
ziq wrote
Glad to see the USA can't escape the effects of the devastation it has wrought on the rest of us, even in the short-term.
masque wrote (edited )
Reminds me of this bit from Milton's depiction of Hell:
Beyond this flood a frozen Continent
Lies dark and wilde, beat with perpetual storms
Of Whirlwind and dire Hail, which on firm land
Thaws not, but gathers heap, and ruin seems
Of ancient pile; all else deep snow and ice,
A gulf profound as that Serbonian Bog
Betwixt Damiata and Mount Casius old,
Where Armies whole have sunk: the parching Air
Burns frore, and cold performs th' effect of Fire.
Thither by harpy-footed Furies hail'd,
At certain revolutions all the damn'd
Are brought: and feel by turns the bitter change
Of fierce extreams, extreams by change more fierce,
From Beds of raging Fire to starve in Ice
Thir soft Ethereal warmth, and there to pine
Immovable, infixt, and frozen round,
Periods of time, thence hurried back to fire.
keez wrote
Reply to Massive mystery holes appear in Siberian tundra — and could be linked to climate change by bloodrose
Wake me up from this nightmare
TheLegendaryBirdMonster wrote
wow this is so cool but so sad.
desolatesolarity wrote
Reply to Heating Arctic may be to blame for snowstorms in Texas, scientists argue by ziq
It would depressurize the arctic,fucking up all the wind patterns. Makes some sense to me, but hey I didn't read the article yet.