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Lord of Pie posted:Hurricane season going for the octuple tap on Lake Charles At what point do we see places like this just being abandoned permanently in the face of ever more frequent climate disasters Oh what am I saying, we'll have people too poor or stupid to leave even as the seas rise and claim them
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Paradoxish posted:can't have climate change if we blot out the sun through this burnt offering (california) we have been granted another year before disaster
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SpudCat posted:At what point do we see places like this just being abandoned permanently in the face of ever more frequent climate disasters When the people who want to live there can't pay for the repairs anymore. Edit: definitely will have some people too poor to leave too 
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SpudCat posted:We'll have people too poor or stupid to leave even as the seas rise and claim them Moving is expensive for a reason and some people don't have a choice. So while there might be stupid and stubborn people in these areas, don't disparage the ones who are there and have no choice in the matter because of their financial situation. It's the same logic that was used back with Katrina and "why didn't the people who stayed pack up their cars and leave?" Because they didn't have cars, or if they did, they didn't have the money to afford the gas and lodging inland.
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The rich will flee and the poor will die, same with every other time in history in every culture with staggering levels of inequality. A lot of the poor will die to right wing militia adventurism going in and just shooting people indiscriminately with state sanction
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Epic High Five posted:The rich Ftfy
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BIG HEADLINE posted:Moving is expensive for a reason and some people don't have a choice. So while there might be stupid and stubborn people in these areas, don't disparage the ones who are there and have no choice in the matter because of their financial situation. It's the same logic that was used back with Katrina and "why didn't the people who stayed pack up their cars and leave?" Yeah I know, that came off as too disparaging. If you want me to rephrase there will be people who are too poor to leave, people who are too stubborn, or people who are simply abandoned by the state. Or some combination thereof. The image in my mind was that picture of the flooding nursing home during Harvey with wheelchair-bound seniors in waist-high water. At some point the rescues just won't come anymore. Much like we've already seen people rationalize those more vulnerable to Covid due to age or disability as an acceptable loss.
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I know this is going to sound premature given that it snowed in August in parts of the country, but I think with all the aerosols leeching into the atmosphere from these fires that we're looking at another "Year Without a Winter" at this point.
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BIG HEADLINE posted:I know this is going to sound premature given that it snowed in August in parts of the country, but I think with all the aerosols leeching into the atmosphere from these fires that we're looking at another "Year Without a Winter" at this point. Wasn't the ejecta from Tambora like, orders of magnitude more than even what we've had so far? Or was it because it was shot up so much higher and had lots of horrible other chemicals in it
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Cup Runneth Over posted:white ppl reinventing igloos but with concrete and pretending theyve solved global warming smh smdh at stealing hobbit valor
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HelloSailorSign posted:Gaia the Earth Mother. lmao agreed, gently caress gaia. we must destroy her
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Sep 12, 2020 11:46
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just wish hillary had been in office so this never would have happened, she would have done the "millions of acres of dry rear end forest around cheap towns thrown up for profit" differently
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redleader posted:agreed, gently caress gaia. we must destroy her im gonna go on the internet and jack off to drawings of thicc earth
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BIG HEADLINE posted:I know this is going to sound premature given that it snowed in August in parts of the country, but I think with all the aerosols leeching into the atmosphere from these fires that we're looking at another "Year Without a Winter" at this point. it likely has more to do with global warming disrupting polar wind patterns blasts of cold in the northern US tend to come from the polar vortex weakening or becoming unstable, allowing arctic air masses to head further south than usual
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Main Paineframe posted:it likely has more to do with global warming disrupting polar wind patterns Yeah, I was just prefacing my thought with the mention of snow in August/September because even here someone might fire back with "but it's already snowing how can you say there won't be a Winter?  "
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UnknownTarget posted:When the people who want to live there can't pay for the repairs anymore. We're basically riding a wave of false normalcy that lasts for as long as insurance companies continue to support these communities. There'll be a hiccup at some point due to a really bad storm or some other event, we'll get more federal support along the lines of flood insurance, and then it'll eventually come collapsing down spectacularly when that's no longer viable. We could also begin policies of managed retreat right now since that's both the most humane and most cost-effective option, but we won't.
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Sep 12, 2020 16:06
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really glad to be living in scandinavia, worst that happens here is light flooding or some fallen trees from a storm every 2-3 years.
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El Burbo posted:latest advisory says it will be a hurricane https://twitter.com/tropicaltidbits/status/1304799823548297216?s=21
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AEMINAL posted:really glad to be living in scandinavia, worst that happens here is light flooding or some fallen trees from a storm every 2-3 years. For now
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Zeno-25 posted:
I thought it was weird that we got spared of the snowmagedden. Looked like a straight fool telling everyone how bad it was gonna be
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Sep 12, 2020 17:30
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i follow this person on twitter who just moved to New Orleans from New York and i feel bad for them packing up and moving cities just in time to have their new home annihilated by Weathergeddon. i mean shoulda seen it coming but it's still rough.
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BIG HEADLINE posted:I know this is going to sound premature given that it snowed in August in parts of the country, but I think with all the aerosols leeching into the atmosphere from these fires that we're looking at another "Year Without a Winter" at this point. pretty sure MN will still get cold as gently caress and have some snow El Burbo posted:latest advisory says it will be a hurricane NOLA right in the middle of the cone rip
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Howdges posted:I thought it was weird that we got spared of the snowmagedden. Looked like a straight fool telling everyone how bad it was gonna be I feel like that but I was telling everyone in March we were gonna go into a nationwide lockdown because of COVID just lmao
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Sep 12, 2020 18:22
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smoobles posted:a DOME house!??  yeah.... dome
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SpudCat posted:At what point do we see places like this just being abandoned permanently in the face of ever more frequent climate disasters Never, people still live on Grand Isle and just put their houses up on taller stilts like the Jetsons.
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PIZZA.BAT posted:
if you don't get out of the murder house, dome house,it could spell your dome
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Oregoons affected by the fires, Literally A Person has asked me to pass along that he has space available if you need to evacuate someplace safe:Literally A Person posted:
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wow i cant believe the air quality is below 200  i dont think ive ever seen fresher air what is this magic
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Sep 12, 2020 19:46
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lmao i can see across the entire freeway with no haze now global warming is cancelled
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Sep 12, 2020 19:47
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just kidding theres a little haze on the freeway still but i can slightly see the skyscrapers that are a couple miles away
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Sep 12, 2020 19:48
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Poniard posted:im gonna go on the internet and jack off to drawings of thicc earth wow this incest porn is out of hand leave mother earth alone
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Sep 12, 2020 19:51
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Mother Thicc Earth starring cory chase directed by chuck tingle reviewed by the zodiac killer
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Rah! posted:Mother Thicc Earth Earthhha Kitt
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uber_stoat posted:i follow this person on twitter who just moved to New Orleans from New York and i feel bad for them packing up and moving cities just in time to have their new home annihilated by Weathergeddon. i mean shoulda seen it coming but it's still rough. yeah, i had a friend that relocated from new york to oregon after losing a job to covid and is now probably going to have to evacuate
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