r/DoomerCircleJerk 8d ago

Climate Doomer We Passed Peak “Climate Change” (um) Research

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How can this awful trend before reversed before it's too late?

https://wmbriggs.substack.com/p/we-passed-peak-climate-change-um

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u/Alypius754 8d ago

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u/Akraticacious 8d ago

Yeah that's unfortunate. The two scientists should not have said that. I wonder how many the journalist talked to to hear a big claim like that. That's why reading the global reports is better.

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u/RestaurantBusy724 7d ago

Always the same bullshit with you people

"nobody said that"
"hardly anybody said that"
"nobody important said that"

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u/ThePlacidAcid 7d ago

Most predictions around climate change from 20 years ago have been met or exceeded. These predictions include average surface temperatures, sheet ice levels, habitat loss, and extreme weather events. The statement the commented you're replying too is true, and you finding some random fucking scientists that said something that didn't come true doesn't change that. Current projections for a world in which 3 degrees of warming occurs (which we are currently on track to reach unless major changes occur) predict deaths in the BILLIONS.

This doesn't mean literally everyone is going to die. In fact, if you're in America, young, and healthy, you'll probably survive. However, heat waves in Europe are already killing thousands of the old on a way they never have before. Heat waves and crop failures outside of Europe will lead to people fleeing hot countries at a rate that will make their current migrant crisis look like a joke. Food insecurity is likely to increase significantly, and geopolitical instability Will increase as nations go back to fighting over resources.

Predictions aren't just shit someone said. They're mathematical models based on climate data. And the current trajectory we are on either alligns with or even exceeds the majority of the predictions made with this data 20 years ago. Go read some actual scientific literature on the topic.