Going by recent events, toilet paper probably.
If someone makes a carbon capture device that uses toilet paper rolls, we're toast.
Going by recent events, toilet paper probably.
I'll say it will be food shortages first, as the climate warms we'll have no rain for months and then a month of none stop heavy rain and flooding, oh wait a minute sorry that's already started. We've got about 50 years before everyone wishes we had another 50 years to fix it. Seriously we are in deep shizzle.I think it would take a whole lot more "Damage" to make it unlivable for people - not that we're incapable. But we could very well have our attitudes adjusted by a giant volcano eruption.
At some point, the sun will take away our atmosphere - what happens between then and now (aside from near extinction events) is a matter of our own manipulation and us keeping ourselves playing with things. as we get in to carbon capture in the future, then it'll be something else. And something else after that, and so on.
It would be a fun thing to take up a pool to see if anyone can guess what the next crisis will be after carbon.
It would be a fun thing to take up a pool to see if anyone can guess what the next crisis will be after carbon.
I'll say it will be food shortages first, as the climate warms we'll have no rain for months and then a month of none stop heavy rain and flooding, oh wait a minute sorry that's already started. We've got about 50 years before everyone wishes we had another 50 years to fix it. Seriously we are in deep shizzle.
I'll say it will be food shortages first, as the climate warms we'll have no rain for months and then a month of none stop heavy rain and flooding, oh wait a minute sorry that's already started. We've got about 50 years before everyone wishes we had another 50 years to fix it. Seriously we are in deep shizzle.
That attitude is exactly why we are.We really aren't.
That attitude is exactly why we are.
Of course, it's all my fault. I don't know why I couldn't see it before, I will immediately sell my EV and by a Bathurst VXR8 as I've always been a petrol head and I'll take down my rain water reclamation system so my £100 p.a. water bill goes back up to £600 and remember to leave the lights on when I go out and of course leave the tap running when I brush my remaining teeth. Then I'll be just like you.And your attitude is exactly why we are going to be in unnecessary trouble.
And your attitude is exactly why we are going to be in unnecessary trouble.
Might be ok if I lived in Norfolk or somewhere else flat, everywhere around here is uphill.
I haven't seen what you're talking about. I'll bet there's more news of extreme weather events since there's more news now and more sharing of information.
I just looked at local historical data from about 150 years ago and got a 30 year mean precip of 37 inches.
I checked the last 30, and it's 39.6
It looks like we have fewer drought years in the later span. While we do have local goofs telling us that we have more drainage issues now than we did in the past due to the "more intense rainfall from climate change", they seem to fail to report the reason for serious problems. For example, along the local highway here is a conduit that's about 10 feet in diameter. For years, we had flooding problems halfway through the stretch of highway "due to climate change and more intense rain events". And then about five years ago, a parking lot caved in due to underground erosion (the conduit had collapsed, culvert, whatever you'd like to call it). They fixed it and no roadway flooding since. And I haven't heard anyone here talk about climate change affecting the roadway (but I'm sure they have something else it's affecting).
Temperature and weather changes
A 2012 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report confirmed that a strong body of evidence links global warming to an increase in heat waves, a rise in episodes of heavy rainfall and other precipitation, and more frequent coastal flooding.
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