Re:Millennials and Gen Z Increasingly Pessimistic About Thei...
by el_benhameen on Monday May 20, 2019 @03:44PM
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And it's terrifying (or should be) to even those who are only self interested. Displacement of millions means mass migration and destabilization of larger parts of the world. The climate change and warming that cause it mean crop failures, novel diseases, and weather changes that will have the potential of affecting everyone.
Re:Millennials and Gen Z Increasingly Pessimistic About Thei...
by crooked-v on Monday May 20, 2019 @03:50PM
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For a simple example, it's likely that literally the entire population of the Republic of the Marshall Islands will have to relocate in the next few decades: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/2018/11/risin...
Re:Millennials and Gen Z Increasingly Pessimistic About Thei...
by austincheney on Monday May 20, 2019 @06:50PM
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Yes, that is bad. How bad though? To be both objective and realistic you would need to break that down as a cost increase, per capita, in portion to percentage increase of annual cost of living. There are real numbers to these things, and I suspect they are large, but I really don’t know. Objectively speaking until such numbers are simulated we are all just making things up and that is most depressing of all.
Re:Millennials and Gen Z Increasingly Pessimistic About Thei...
by village-idiot on Monday May 20, 2019 @04:24PM
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My bet is on war, sadly.
Rising sea levels will kill and or displace millions of people. That's heartbreaking for those who care.