It's the end of the world as we know it.
Just as I thought.
What I'm most afraid of, personally, is that when the glaciers melt and the oceans absorb more of the land, we'll lose a lot of bodies of fresh water. Then we'll have to fight for the stores that are left, or rely on governments/corporations that run desalination plantsThat is just a recipe for bad ( Read more... )
What I'm most afraid of, personally, is that when the glaciers melt and the oceans absorb more of the land, we'll lose a lot of bodies of fresh water. Then we'll have to fight for the stores that are left, or rely on governments/corporations that run desalination plantsThat is just a recipe for bad ( Read more... )
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Sean: Considering the fact that they're saying we're going to see a decrease in the food supply by 2020, I think it's something to be worried about. Global warming is quickly becoming very, very important.
The more the ice caps melt, the less reflective ice there is, so that will just speed up the process of temperatures increasing. Beachfront property? Considering your current 'status' in the world, be happy if you'll continue to survive on your cheeseburgers and whatever else once we can't sustain as many cows and things :P
Other Sean: What do you mean, what the fuck?
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