Thats sounding a lot more like what I remembered

Got sources for an AMOC shutdown happening in the past few thousand years?

This is California, so likely forever

A huge amount of extra CO₂ showed up. We don’t have a definitive answer as to where from.

Titles are a problem; they’re all that almost everybody sees — click-through rates to articles are around 2.5% of the headline view rates. I try to increase that by using gift links and archived copies of articles; but that has a fairly limited impact on peoples’ willingness to click in the first place.

Actually understanding means doing more than reading the headline, and that makes it very hard to get information across.

Yes, but they don’t scale to anything like the amount of CO2 people are adding to the atmosphere by burning fossil fuels. In practice, this means having to phase out fossil fuels faster

Realistically you need to get them banned.

Get flock banned at a local level.

Get to protests on a bicycle or a bus. Carpool if you must.

More that the structure of the legislation — where many of the benefits weren’t immediate — made it easier for Republicans to win elections.

Warmer temperatures got ice melting. This raised sea level a bit, and increased the rate of erosion

Somehow read that as a snail onion

Yeah, growing alfalfa in the desert for export as cattle fodder is just bonkers, but we do it because the farmers there have senior rights to Colorado River water

We were in a drought. Rain returned

There haven’t been the votes for getting rid of those. The arc towards decarbonization legislation has been painfully slow

She got decent stuff through the House when we pushed for it. The Senate was always where it was tough; it took the vote of an actual coal baron to pass anything

We don’t have to be — the bulk of coal, oil, and gas is still in the ground. There are forests yet standing.

Doom is a choice, and one we can fight against.

Countries agreed to talk about talking about a plan for a fossil fuels phase out. Which is more than has happened before.

Its nowhere near where things need to be.

Yeah, COP can only act by consensus, so the fossil fuels industry buys their way into national delegations, and blocks anything meaningful.

Its a gift link so access is free. Didn’t hit the registration thing myself but easy enough for you to plug the URL into archive.ph

This is classic denial about what needs to happen