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This is why worry about climate change has completely gone out the window. Because the places that will suffer from it the most are in the region that the world has completely dehumanized USA, China, Russia, Europe do not see Indians as human beings.
64 upvotes, 8 comments. Sidechat image post by Anonymous in Environmental Baddies. "This is why worry about climate change has completely gone out the window. Because the places that will suffer from it the most are in the region that the world has completely dehumanized

USA, China, Russia, Europe do not see Indians as human beings."
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Anonymous 2d

Even in Latin America, AI generated and slum footage in Spanish has been spread by TikTok algorithms portraying Indians as subhuman filth dwellers with a backwards culture incompatible with modern society. From the white Argentinian to the mixed Colombian. They’ll be okay if South Asia genocides itself in a nuclear war

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Anonymous 2d

*flashbacks to articles from before Hurricane Helene saying Western North Carolina was "Global-Warming-Proof" (as in a safe place to live to avoid the effects of global warming)

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Anonymous 1d

I do NOT need to go back into this rant. IT PMO SO BAD! The equator is gonna face most of the impacts, the rest of us will be dealing with it less so.

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Anonymous 11h

It’s not our obligation to help everyone. We need to look out after ourselves first (we have many problems).

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

Bogota, Addis Ababa, and Nairobi are equatorial and in the global south and are safe it’s the Indian subcontinent that’s most at risk bc of its dependence on the monsoon and Himalayan glaciers

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

Africa especially East Africa is the future and Russia after the permafrost melts and Siberia becomes habitable

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

It depends on which part of climate change you’re talking about. Because anyone around the equator has a large impact on agriculture. If you look at Notre Dame’s global adaptation index, they have the most vulnerable countries as majority of Africa, and some South Asia. If you look at GDP, it’s South Asia, Middle East, Africa, Central America, and South America, aka regions on the equator.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

I believe those equatorial cities are on there due to elevation which makes a very large difference. Bogota is known as the city of eternal spring and Addis Ababa is in the cool humid highlands that wouldn’t get messed up by heat too much. If they finish their giant dam then they’ll be prepared

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