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      I think thats because most informed people realize , evin if they cut out every ounce of carbon we emit our whole lives , the moderate to ultra rich , but particularly the ultra rich , are producing well over 50% of the c02 , methane, butatane, and other greenhouse gasses like its their sole purpose in life to fuck over the poor.

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        It’s almost like… we need societal level changes that take power away from this ultra-rich class. Have you read The Ministry for the Future? It’s a really interesting look at the dystopian near future of the climate crisis.

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      We’re on a brink of war without the middle east becoming inhabitable in the summer, let’s see what we do when 30% of us are hungry.

      This civilizations end will be a shit show and every month we just make it worse.

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        Oh the Middle East should be the least of the West’s concerns.

        The Atlantic current systems are on the verge of completely shutting down (as in, it could reasonably happen next year). Once this happens, Western Europe will look a lot more like it should for the latitude. Frozen over.

        It’s over, and humanity’s window to stop it closed about 40 years ago. Not to mention a freshwater crisis that is in the beginning stages already, crop failures due to monoculture and climate change, and mass climate refugee movements.

        And, while not necessarily a bad thing, there is currently a fertility crisis with sperm viability taking a nosedive and nobody knows why. (We know why. It’s microplastics and PFAS.)

        Welcome to the end, enjoy your stay here!

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    I experienced my first forest fire on vacation. Kinda fucking ruined half of it. Now that we’ve gotten to the point where a lot of money is being lost due to this shit, I’m amazed that companies would still rather deny it than fix shit.

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      It’s a problem of the commons. It’s not in the interest of an individual company to take on their responsibility (apart from some do-gooding greenwashing). The only answer is collective action, and that’s really hard.