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No joke. Is it 10 years from now, 100 years, or something else?

• samcday 7y ago
  Kinda bummed that you weren't joking. The tone of these threads is pretty depressing and I could have used a little pick-me-up. Anyway, I'm not a climatologist, but from what I understand we will be seeing significant global ramifications in the next 2-3 decades. In other words, it's not just the next generation that's going to suffer, it's going to be a great deal many of us who are alive today.
  • sfifs 7y ago
    Not OP but if you're posting here on HN, you're probably not going to find too much trouble parsing the actual academic papers vs. press releases and IPCC summaries When you do, you may find that while there's virtually no question human activities are having effect(s) on climate (very likely negative) there's a LOT of uncertainty on what and how much the effect(s) are.