no shit eh? This seems so wildly obvious that i don't really know how to read it. the Pacific North West hasn't seen significant snow in years, instead of our daily fall rain we've been getting awful downpours that flood everything followed by weeks of dry. snowpacks gone, reservoirs are running dry, fires are more and more devastating every year.

when are we going to acknowledge this catastrophe that we are barreling towards?

i can only hope that things start improving. between this and government im gonna lose it

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BugsJustFindMe 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

> when are we going to acknowledge this catastrophe that we are barreling towards?

Not to be a total downer, but probably never unless all the Republicans in the US suddenly disappear? Like, remember who the "we" is in your question. Remember what policies they stand for and what methods they employ.

	▲	igortg 13 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		It's crazy because while the US is one of the biggest emitters per capita, it's also home of the brightest minds and have by far the most efficient research ad development capacity. So US govt. denial is a huge hit in our already tiny chances to save the planet from hell in the next 50yrs.

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wwwald an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

This.

I'm appalled that there still seems to be the need to find _evidence_ for this.

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p1dda 9 minutes ago | parent | prev [-]

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