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Anonymous 19w

Unfortunately it’ll be a slow grinding process instead of a short series of disastrous events, where we get a bunch of natural disasters, mass migration, starvation, and disease which they’ll inevitably blame on weather machines, great replacement theory, and Chinese biolabs.

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Anonymous 19w

Scientists knew climate change was human in nature as soon as coal power became widespread in the late 19th century. You can thank big oil for the lack of follow through.

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Anonymous 19w

Just watched a documentary for my summer course called six degrees could change the world released in 2008 and we’ve slowed it compared to their timeline but there is just still so much to do

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Anonymous 19w

Same thing happened with the ozone layer. Some people are just too susceptible to the same old tactics used by propagandists.

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Anonymous 19w

Where’s the “you are here”?

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Anonymous 19w

I love global warming

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Anonymous replying to -> discotheque 19w

How was COVID Climate Change

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 19w

They haven’t found the bat that first had Covid so we don’t know conclusively. But there’s a lot of evidence to show rising temperatures can be good for disease vectors(think more disease carrying mosquitoes at higher latitudes), animal displacement, etc. Basically a whole bunch factors increasing the likelihood of novel disease. Also weird bacteria living in Siberian permafrost.

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Anonymous replying to -> ireallylikepancakes 19w

What’s worse is that many oil companies have known internally that their products are bad for the evironment since the 70s and have deliberately chose not to release this information to the public! They have, time and time again, chosen money over the lives of millions of human beings.

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 19w

The loss of habitats for animals and displacement of people due to extreme weather causes humans and animals to interact more, leading to the spread of zoonotic disease

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 19w

Not that they may have known, they did know

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 19w

We're still in the blue, but the distance to the red is shorter than shown

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Anonymous replying to -> discotheque 19w

O yeah, a buddy of mine had Valley sickness, similar thing. But also, while I don’t like data centers, I don’t think we should be bulldozing power plants. I would pt. Out 🇩🇪 here as a bad example & Romania as the good. In addition, If we were to retool OUR bio-weapons labs towards these diseases instead of paying the South Africans(Lookup SARS COVI-2) & CCP To do it for us, I doubt there’d be popular conservation resistance.

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 19w

Also, Al Gore promised me that California & Florida would be underwater by 10 years ago so forgive me for being a sceptic

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Anonymous replying to -> discotheque 19w

It was a lab leak that used bats.

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 19w

It wasn’t

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Anonymous replying to -> discotheque 19w

oh okay sorry i didnt know u were an expert 😔😔😔😔😔

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 19w

Thanks i guess?

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 19w

why would u listen to a politician? listen to scientists

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 19w

we’re definitely in orange

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