• JoesFrackinJack [he/him]
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    4 years ago

    Yo anyone else see this existential question mr. bloomberg asked? https://hexbear.net/pictrs/image/8mvAEzpzNr.jpg

    Anyways, one of the most depressing reads I've ever done is about the drought in India and how it has been impacting the farmers there, and how it's getting worse. Plus of course you have things like Monsanto just completely pillaging these folks. Truly do think that India is as much of a timebomb as the US in so many similar ways. My heart can't take how utterly sad things are for people most won't ever even hear about. Climate change is impacting so many people right now, and the dumb asses who run this world have caused irreversible damage to so much life. It's happening everywhere, not as severe as some places, but that tide is building up thick

    • BookOfTheBread [he/him]
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      4 years ago

      Likely to start hitting the wet bulb temp/humidity in India and similar places much more frequently now, I wouldn't be surprised if a bad heatwave caused deaths in the millions at some point in the next few years. It's gonna suck.