There are multiple points that we’ve determined that things would no longer be reversible.
We have likely crossed one of those points. We might be able to save it at this point, but we’re probably not able to go back anymore. It’s nice to hope that we could go back, but the reality is that it’s almost certainly no longer possible.
Even if all emissions stopped tomorrow for good, temperatures would continue to rise, our climate would continue to destabilize, and the mass extinction event currently underway would continue.
Like your comment says, we have likely fucked the climate enough that we’ll probably be gone within a couple hundred years.
The problem is, we’ve killed off so many species and damaged our biodiversity to such an extent, that by the time biological life could evolve to a similar level of biodiversity like we once enjoyed, our sun will already be expanding enough that earth has become uninhabitable.
We won’t. Building self-sustaining colonies on non-habitable planets is so hard that it’d take us hundreds of years to pull it off, and we simply don’t have the time.
Doomerism is just reskinned denialism. Things can be done. Don’t let people trick you into believing this.
It took two hundred years or so to cause this, It might take longer to fully fix but that’s why we start right now.
The next best time was 29 years ago.
The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago. The second best time is today.
Today is always a good day to make the world a better place. Don’t add to the inertia.
There are multiple points that we’ve determined that things would no longer be reversible.
We have likely crossed one of those points. We might be able to save it at this point, but we’re probably not able to go back anymore. It’s nice to hope that we could go back, but the reality is that it’s almost certainly no longer possible.
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Based on our sun’s life cycle, it’s not likely.
Even if all emissions stopped tomorrow for good, temperatures would continue to rise, our climate would continue to destabilize, and the mass extinction event currently underway would continue.
Like your comment says, we have likely fucked the climate enough that we’ll probably be gone within a couple hundred years.
The problem is, we’ve killed off so many species and damaged our biodiversity to such an extent, that by the time biological life could evolve to a similar level of biodiversity like we once enjoyed, our sun will already be expanding enough that earth has become uninhabitable.
We did it guys!
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We won’t. Building self-sustaining colonies on non-habitable planets is so hard that it’d take us hundreds of years to pull it off, and we simply don’t have the time.
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Lol. Wake me up when these problems get solved, then.
I can wait.