Not getting great feels at the moment, article in Guardian about gulf stream being fucking wobbly as well.

  • Amps replied to this.

    Mad_Cyril There was a report out a few years back saying we are defo fucked, and I think it quoted a few scientists who had sold up and bought land in the sticks to start prepping and farming in the hope of surviving whatever was coming. That would be actual climate scientists, jacking it in already.

        Mad_Cyril It’ll have to be quite big to get Loopy’s trampoline in. We’re filling it with valuable prog artifacts? Yeah?

          It’s been like September for a week here. Had to put on gloves for most of my early morning bike rides to work this week. I’ve been loving it after 2,5 months of heat.

            Homegrove i don’t even like the word september. went for a run yesterday morning, i was bitching about it being only 17 degrees at 7 am. i got used to the heat really quickly, winter is going to suck.

              I honestly think we’ve missed the boat here and it’s too late.

              • Matt replied to this.

                Global temperatures are below the long term equilibrium and would have been rising whether we were here or not. All we’ve done is given the whole thing a massive kick up the arse.

                Strap in kids.

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                Amps What has capitalism specifically got to do with it? Communist/Socialist countries are just as guilty for the destruction of our natural environment as capitalist ones - see China and the Soviet Union as prime examples.

                • Amps replied to this.

                    Prog house has played its part too.

                    The amount of forests burned to see Guy J play to enthusiastic South Americans must be off the chart.

                    The four countries Alok Sharma should target and lobby in his push for net zero are China, the US, Russia and India. Will he fuck though. Others countries will understandably be reluctant to impose more cost and disruption on their economies all the time they get rich by burning and exporting more coal.