Climate Change

It's Raining Again

Lately it has definitely been the typical Louisiana winter. Every few days we get the rains, it rains just often enough that the ground has become saturated to the point that you wonder "will it ever dry out again". I read about the drought affecting large swaths of the nation and how it is affecting not only the production of our "breadbasket" but the farmers and families themselves and I wonder how people can't see the effect we have on the planet. One of the funniest moments that I remember over the last few years was while watching the weather on a local channel a friend (not from here) heard the report of annual rainfall. I think it was approximately 3 feet this friend was shocked and asked "did they just report that in feet?". I had never considered the fact that might be odd to people that didn't grow up here, but I guess it is. Ok I know this was a long way to get there but I just read this and thought I would share...

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Imagine a future

in which the human race survives global warming. What does it look like?

In a likely dystopian future, everyone will die off except a few financial elites, and their servants in the political classes (and the servants of those servants), huddled in McMansions along the newly-desertified Arctic Ocean coasts, what's left of the race (after the enormous die-offs) pretty much waiting for Earth to become Venus.

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