Why would an architect know more about climate change than the rest of us? Try listening to scientists instead, they tend to know more about science.

We’ve been having record breaking summer temperatures every year and once in a century wildfires happening every 2 years. We’re still here yea but to deny that climate change is real is the height of stupidity when the evidence is literally staring you in the face. You’re the type of moron to say “lol earth no getting warm when snow” without realizing we’re getting less snowfall each year and some places no longer even get any snow due to increased temperatures.

Do you know how much the sea level has actually risen in those 45 years?

@@bluesbr0ther588 Are you suggesting that the elevation of my local beach has changed? Crawl back into your hole.

Nah, humans are like cochroaches, we are not that easy to get rid of.

The human race will survive, that is not in question. But climate chance will lead to various issues like more droughts, more floods, higher temperature swings and rising sea levels. It will cause problems, especially in Africa and Asia. But the northern parts of the world will feel the effects too.

No it’s not, it’s just waaaay over exaggerated

what?

What's new is that it's changing faster than a natural cycle and we're refusing to adapt.

@@lizd2943 how do u know…people weren’t taking actual measurements before a hundred years ago.

@@rabbit9360 We can measure the past cycles from ice cores.

@@lizd2943 sure…that sounds really accurate!

@@rabbit9360 Science is real.

We’re already past 420 ppm. Dumbass.

Oh, yeah, did you forget COVID?

@@johner3364 Yes, climate change caused COVID and not being engineered in a lab in China.

They took it seriously here. In Don't Look Up, they laughed and joked about it when told the world would end

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You people and your neverending straw man arguments. The current sea level rise is around 4.9 mm per year. So in 30 years at the current increase, it will have increased by 15 cm(6 inches). Seriously, how close to the water do you think people live? The beachfront property Obama bought at Martha's Vineyard is around 25 feet above sea level. Do you really think a bank is worried about that?

Insurance companies pulling out of places like Florida and California

The bank doesn't really care if you have a house, they care about you being able to pay back the loan. Most mortgages come with a requirement for insurance. If you suddenly can't afford the insurance because there were 3 hurricanes in 7 years in your area, you're gonna have to sell. Hopefully not at a huge loss. Obviously the lenders would prefer you don't pay back the loan early but the bank isn't the lender for very long. And as shown in the subprimes bubble, they'll happily fuck over the people who buy those loans given the opportunity. And the buyers don't really care because it's one amongst hundreds of houses that likely are not beach front.

Nah, realistically we'll last another 30 years

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This was a near-future movie. This movie is about us, now. We’re already past 420 ppm. Dumbass.

Water level has been rising almost 5 mm per year for the past decade. Polar ice has shrunk significantly. Denying those facts will not make them magically go away. Businesses do stupid shortsighted things all the time. By your logic the sub prime crisis never should have happened. But what do you know, it did.

No they’ll be proven wrong in their lifetime but theyll still be in denial when there’s no food on the shelves