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#20million4change (Patreon)

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2019-11-26 20:51:24
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Climate change is a pretty grim topic.  The simple reality is consumption of power adds to our quality of life.  Sadly it also slowly but steadily contributes to the changing of the atmosphere of the planet we all call home.  Once the temperature get into eco-system changing temperatures, all bets are off- no one knows whats going to happen then!

Its sad that there hasnt been a single year in the last 35 years, that wasnt, at the time, one of the hottest top 10 on record- yet you will still get people of this age bracket who will claim that there is no such thing as global warming.

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Every year for the last 35 years has been one of the hottest top 10 years on record. Its time to move past denial! #20million4change you can support this channel directly through patreon: https://patreon.com/Thunderf00t or at my amazon store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/thunderf00t or my other channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUrdmVprSahXaPKqr04VfgQ

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Anonymous

I seem to recall studies in the past that suggested that humans living in cooler environments tend to have some positive effect on length of human life. Certainly can't quote any sources off the top of my head, but I seem to recall it. Given that the average temperature of the Earth will now be higher and continue to rise, I wonder if, assuming such studies are accurate, this might have a negative feedback effect on the population of the Earth, maybe just by a few years, but enough to gradually cause a limitation on human population growth. Worst-case, it starts reducing the population, but given how fast humans tend to procreate, not sure how much opposing impact from climate change/increase in average Earth temperature would be required to actually slow/limit/reverse human population growth.