It’s changing faster than we predicted. But it is following the same trends that our models have predicted. Either way it’s alarming that we are all just business as usual. If the ocean ecosystem collapses, we’re in serious trouble. And it will wreck absolute havoc on our current weather patterns.
And it will wreck absolute havoc on our current weather patterns
It already has.
Record rain and snow in some regions, record drought in others; stronger hurricanes and typhoons. Japanese blossoms coming weeks earlier despite a millennia of records indicating it should come later.
When a large majority of the pollution isn’t on the people but corporations and being blamed on the people is there really anything we can do besides trying to get laws passed? In the US at least that’s improbable since the corporations doing this are giving money to all law makers and probably the judges too.
It’s changing faster than we predicted. But it is following the same trends that our models have predicted. Either way it’s alarming that we are all just business as usual. If the ocean ecosystem collapses, we’re in serious trouble. And it will wreck absolute havoc on our current weather patterns.
It already has.
Record rain and snow in some regions, record drought in others; stronger hurricanes and typhoons. Japanese blossoms coming weeks earlier despite a millennia of records indicating it should come later.
When a large majority of the pollution isn’t on the people but corporations and being blamed on the people is there really anything we can do besides trying to get laws passed? In the US at least that’s improbable since the corporations doing this are giving money to all law makers and probably the judges too.