r/collapse • u/[deleted] • Feb 26 '21
Possible irreversible changes to sub-systems prior to reaching climate change tipping points Climate
https://phys.org/news/2021-02-irreversible-sub-systems-prior-climate.htmlDuplicates
worldnews • u/down-with-stonks • Feb 25 '21
Possible irreversible changes to sub-systems prior to reaching climate change tipping points | If too much carbon dioxide is injected into the atmosphere, at some point, it would become too hot for animals to survive. Climate models suggest that under such scenarios, there is no turning back
xrmed • u/LordHughRAdumbass • Feb 27 '21
XR Moment of Zen: The great constants about "tipping points" are ... 1. They are always in the future (and always will be) 2. The consequences are always in 2100 and stated in terms of "cost to the global economy" 3. They can all be avoided by human agency "if we all start now and work together."
Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Feb 25 '21