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AAO

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12. Water and food scarcity, caused by Global Warming (great droughts) will cause mass human die-offs
Tue Aug 27, 2013, 09:32 AM
Aug 2013

in our lifetimes. I don't doubt that for a nano-second.

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"We'll get right to work cooking up some new, improved lies about this." - Republicons, Inc. Berlum Aug 2013 #1
They have no idea what they are doing. If the phytoplankton dies so do we! Dustlawyer Aug 2013 #2
I give us 17 more years until mass human die-offs begin. AAO Aug 2013 #3
Nah, I doubt THAT. AverageJoe90 Aug 2013 #9
Water and food scarcity, caused by Global Warming (great droughts) will cause mass human die-offs AAO Aug 2013 #12
The whole set of converging crises are starting to lock together now. GliderGuider Aug 2013 #14
•Terrestrial species are going extinct at a ferocious rate, with a rising possibility that a vital AAO Aug 2013 #21
Bees are the possibility I was thinking of, for sure. GliderGuider Aug 2013 #22
And all this Karma has broken in the last 20 years or so... AAO Aug 2013 #23
Regarding intelligence... GliderGuider Aug 2013 #27
If they are disappearing, they will continue to do so. No reason they wouldn't, that I can think of. silvershadow Aug 2013 #6
Acidification has already hurt oyster farms in Oregon. WHEN CRABS ROAR Aug 2013 #4
It mentions extinctions 55 million years ago, caseymoz Aug 2013 #5
one can only imagine the circumstances for those left to pick up the pieces Supersedeas Aug 2013 #7
We need to know how and why life survived then. caseymoz Aug 2013 #8
And one admittedly rather less severe(if perhaps faster, maybe) than PETM, at that. AverageJoe90 Aug 2013 #10
Palms already grow in Scotland and Alaska NickB79 Aug 2013 #11
Okay, but these were NOT the kind of palms I was referring to. AverageJoe90 Aug 2013 #17
I don't know. caseymoz Aug 2013 #13
It's really hard for ME, personally, to explain..... AverageJoe90 Aug 2013 #16
But all the average forecasts I've heard caseymoz Aug 2013 #18
True, but the newest projections have gone a lot farther than that, apparently. AverageJoe90 Aug 2013 #19
always looking for the good news when it comes to climate change, aren't you? CreekDog Aug 2013 #24
In all honesty, is that really such a bad thing? AverageJoe90 Aug 2013 #26
Oh yeah, those Canadian and Siberian breadbaskets NickB79 Aug 2013 #20
Tell that to the guy who originally brought it up, not me. n/t AverageJoe90 Aug 2013 #25
"The Perfect Storm" keeps building. Uncle Joe Aug 2013 #15
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