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Re:World ocean temperatures in 2021 were the hottest ever re... by lmilcin on Wednesday January 12, 2022 @05:11PM (#29913444)
It isn't even exponential, it might be much worse than that.

Tipping points have ability to change our climate in a very, very short time.

For example, Gulfstream breaking or redirecting can be a sudden event. Many people forget that Europe is very far north compared to its climate. If you chose a lattitude so that half Canadians live north of it and half south of it, that lattitude would intersect Croatia, Italy and Spain.

A sudden break in Gulfstream would bring immediate step change to European climate, complete crop and extensive infrastructure failure.

Re:World ocean temperatures in 2021 were the hottest ever re... by anamax on Wednesday January 12, 2022 @07:29PM (#29915064)
According to https://matadornetwork.com/read/where-canadians-live-south-l..., 70% of Canadians live south of the 49th parallel. That line is the US/Canada border for much of the country. (It isn't the border in the east, where Toronto, Ottawa, and Montréal are.)