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Monday, 5 April 2021
quote [ It highlights that even if the world’s governments meet their current Paris pledges on time, Earth is likely to reach average global surface temperatures of 3oC above the pre-industrial period during this century, with catastrophic consequences. ]
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endopol said @ 5:42pm GMT on 5th Apr
Can I get a link to the comic?
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endopol said @ 6:17pm GMT on 5th Apr
Turns out this little panel has an interesting history. Check out the (more-or-less) author's blog.
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steele said @ 8:08pm GMT on 5th Apr
Lol, I knew my thumb wasn't the original, but the original author does seem to like their wave metaphors.
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cb361 said @ 9:34pm GMT on 5th Apr
Humans not becoming an extinct species might be beneficial in the long term, but in the short term it just doesn't make economic sense. Unfortunately, not wiping out civilisation is just too expensive.
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avid said @ 5:55am GMT on 9th Apr
Can't wait until the billionaires get to their bunkers stocked with years' worth of food, clinging to life, only to realize that that they hadn't been joking years before, when they berated their personal chef that they'd "rather die" than eat from a can.
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We've known for years that the Paris Agreement was a paper tiger, and even the 2 degree line in the sand is genocide for a significant chunk of coastal societies.