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Extreme heat in oceans ‘passed point of no return’ in 2014

12 pointsby makerofspoonsover 3 years ago

3 comments

aheviaover 3 years ago
I strongly dislike the trend of doomer climate articles providing the reader no information on how to act. We&#x27;re facing the largest threat to humanity in history. One that requires large reforms to how we live our life to secure a comfortable &amp; biodiverse world for future generations. (Notice: I didnt say liveable world, humans will still be around past 2100, but I rather have a world with less extreme heat, thanks. I would also like if my grandkids could ski too.)<p>I am involved in the climate movement, I know what to do, but imagine how hopeless an average reader might feel after seeing this headline. They might come to wrong conclusions such as &quot;oh I better eat less fish!&quot; No! Get your government to do something. Their carbon footprint is far greater then any one individual.<p>Feels like a moral wrong to throw this terryfying information on to a readers lap &amp; provide them no ways to take action.
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meristohmover 3 years ago
Change happens and we’re not powerless to shape it, paraphrasing O.E. Butler from The Parable of the Sower.
underscore_kuover 3 years ago
R.i.P Oceans