I’ll have to watch the TED talk, but I completely disagree with Mr Englander’s opinion that we won’t be seeing the effects this century; in fact, I’d argue we’re already seeing them all over the planet. If anything, scientists have consistently & worryingly underestimated both the speed & severity of human induced climate change & it seems to me that downplaying the urgency in any way, shape or form is a huge mistake. Thank you for the informative article & links
I’ll have to watch the TED talk, but I completely disagree with Mr Englander’s opinion that we won’t be seeing the effects this century; in fact, I’d argue we’re already seeing them all over the planet. If anything, scientists have consistently & worryingly underestimated both the speed & severity of human induced climate change & it seems to me that downplaying the urgency in any way, shape or form is a huge mistake. Thank you for the informative article & links
100% logical, correct, terrifying. 50% live on the shore. All must move.
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