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Can't wait until the horrors of climate change create a duplicate of Jupiter's red spot as a massive hurricane over Florida that never ceases.
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Also seas have risen and storms have become more powerful thanks to good ol Climate fuckery so Florida is less livable then it once was.
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Sep 3, 2019 21:02
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Additionally as sea levels rise so too does the saline levels in shallow groundwater. Groundwater is turning saline close to the coast, and the sea water pressure is forcing it's way into Florida's drinking water. The whole state is colossally hosed. It is not outside the realm of likelihood that you will see >90% population decrease by the end of the century.
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Sep 3, 2019 23:44
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Honestly it's probably all the politics of money and the tremendous sums you would have to start spending. We should take on major geologic studies of formations that we could pump fresh water into. Times like these you could be putting a tremendous amount into new reservoirs of fresh water for later use.
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Sep 20, 2019 02:50
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There are some questions about providing for everyone when resources are tight. Can, and will, human rights survive resource restrictions? Been to far down the climate hole recently and poo poo like this is starting to naw at me
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