Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by treyd on Sunday August 03, 2025 @04:26PM
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The polar ice caps are the same way. Once we melt all the ice then the sea level rise will stop, and we can just deal with the change in lifestyle.
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by oh_my_goodness on Sunday August 03, 2025 @04:33PM
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I think the change in lifestyle from using up all the groundwater would be pretty severe.
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by micromacrofoot on Sunday August 03, 2025 @04:42PM
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personally i'm just going to evolve
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by riffraff on Sunday August 03, 2025 @05:03PM
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Not developing mutations to live in a mad max style future shows lack of initiative
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by DaveZale on Sunday August 03, 2025 @05:37PM
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I have a tub in the kitchen sink to capture all dishwater, and make 4-5 trips outside to dump the water daily, into watering tubes that are six inches deep, around the dripline of each tree. Here in the SW US it is almost pointless to water at the surface, 90% or so is lost to evaporation within a day.
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by fooker on Sunday August 03, 2025 @05:51PM
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You can also hibernate in pokeballs when things get bad.
Foolproof plan.
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by Gibbon1 on Sunday August 03, 2025 @05:43PM
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Considering current shitshow reaction to having to deal with smaller issues I'm not optimistic about how that's going to play out.
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by marcosdumay on Sunday August 03, 2025 @04:59PM
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Well, that applies to most of our habitat-change problems.
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by causal on Sunday August 03, 2025 @05:09PM
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Solutions that include mass die-off of human populations are generally considered incomplete
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by Ekaros on Sunday August 03, 2025 @05:10PM
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But they are effective in reducing emissions.
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by makeitdouble on Sunday August 03, 2025 @05:16PM
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This is an often repeated point, and many proponent of population reduction embrace it.
I think that's completely ignoring our consumption patterns. We're totally up to the challenge of burning twice the resources with only half the population.
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by firstworldfail on Sunday August 03, 2025 @05:15PM
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I love the first world perspective. It pretends to be erudite while being completely inhuman. As if "emissions" are something you could ever get rid of. Any excuse to avoid making their own lives more efficient or the distribution of resources more fair.
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by ojbyrne on Sunday August 03, 2025 @05:50PM
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I believe it was a joke.
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by aydyn on Sunday August 03, 2025 @05:28PM
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What is a "fair" distribution of resources in your perspective, in general.
Edit: Um okay, downvotes are quite telling.
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by ada1981 on Sunday August 03, 2025 @05:31PM
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It’s a good reminder that “climate change” will be a minor inconvenience for the rich, and an existential crisis for everyone else.
And that most of the inconvience will be needing to deploy robots to keep the poor away.
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by slt2021 on Sunday August 03, 2025 @06:01PM
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thats what revolutionary movements are for: to organize "everyone else" and physically purge the elites that dont care about the crisis affecting regular people
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by cutemonster on Sunday August 03, 2025 @08:23PM
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Nowadays the revolutionary movements listen to Twitter and go hunting immigrants instead, the elite has never been safer?
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by slt2021 on Monday August 04, 2025 @01:55AM
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The Four conditions for revolution haven't been met yet
Re:Freshwater loss from land is the lead driver of sea-level...
by andyferris on Sunday August 03, 2025 @05:38PM
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Just like the coal, gas, oil and forests - so exactly like climate change, in fact...
(It's a problem that saturates but not a problem that self-corrects, and the saturation point is undesirable in any case)
Problem solved, once and for all.