The 21st century is gonna be interesting to witness.
The 21st century is gonna be interesting to witness
Jack Kelly
Brayden Perry
What if we have an ice-age instead.
Blake Gutierrez
>compact high-rise cities
>much of the world's population
Yeah fuck off. Ireland with no people in it is comfy as fuck and it will stay that way.
Ryder Sanders
Oh user...
Kevin Harris
Imagine how fucked is Russia with billions of chinks and other asians escaping to north
Jaxson Campbell
Russia is pro-global warming because of the potential of Siberia becoming the next bread-basket to the world.
Jackson Perry
Canada will become a superpower.
Connor Morris
Ethnic Russians are fucked, not Russia. Jews running it don't care who to rule over.
Josiah Foster
>Deglaciation.
It was literally Rockefeller who destroyed our glaciers.
Cameron Garcia
Could happen if Yellowstone explode
Levi Russell
Im not an expert on this but can anyone tell me how a change of 4°C is going to turn southern Europe into a desert?
There have been higher fluctuations in late Antiquity for fucks sake, Egypt was covered in Snow during Winter.
Carter Powell
I thought it isn't controlled by them anymore? I thought it was one of the only places and that's why they are big bad evil etc.
Lucas Howard
>high rise cities
>muh world population
World population multiplying like retarded yeast, especially apes like you UN nigger, is responsible for it. More high-rise cities for breeding animals means everything is totally fucked.
Gavin Williams
Someone has been feeding you lies. The last time this planet reached 4°C was millions of years ago. Go look it up
Liam Fisher
this graphic is based on nothing and whoever made it is a complete retard. For example, West Antarctica can't be a food-growing zone with high-rise, densely populated cities because it is almost completely below sea level - up to 2,000 meters in some places.
Kevin Thomas
I'll move to either Groenland or Antartica.
Kayden Peterson
That's just media bullshit to distract goyim from important things. Putin is not a dictator running everything. There are oligarchs behind him, and majority of them are jews.
And USSR was less jewish than current Russia. They were kept in check, there were quotas for how many important positions they could hold. It's just many people look at bolsheviks and initial soviet period. But then Stalin purged a lot of them.
Caleb Robinson
Stay the fuck off my island you dumb burgers
Jonathan Turner
Combine it with the solar minimum and it's just about guaranteed.
I don't know why people seem to prefer the thought of an ice age over global warming, though. Life thrived when the earth was 4 degrees warmer. If three quarters of the population just disappeared, it would be paradise.
Justin Bailey
America will take control of Canada by force if must if they need to. America has nukes, you don't.
Jack Allen
Jaxon Wilson
>Donegal will be submerged into the sea
Fantastic!
Oh wait... Donegalian refugees...
Luis Powell
How are things in Malta fellow knight?
Liam Sanders
This.
Joseph Mitchell
>Donegal
Cooper Lopez
>fucking with Donegal
You looking for another carbomb m8.
Landon Walker
>trusting Jewish science
Jonathan Collins
Jews have nothing to gain from this. Israel will cease to exist and all of them will become refugees.
Ethan Jenkins
Donegal
>pick related
Cunt, I DO the car bombing
Luis Cook
Wtf is this image real?
I live in hokkaido. It still snows today. Sometimes until may. This year I got -20° one time during the day.
But wait!! If 4° warmer -> UNINHABITABLE DESERT!
John Kelly
This looks like a stretch. Japan and Southern EU desert? Ehhhhhh
Mason Sullivan
hurray more shitskins argentina has to take care of, what did we do wrong in the past life?
Cooper Watson
>Cunt, I DO the car bombing
M8 when us Donegalians conquer the other 8 counties of Ulster we won't leave anybody alive to do the carbombing.
Cameron Lee
>lol let's use over amplify the effects in our pseudo-science image to change the world in the most extreme way possible
At this point the might as well just say the oceans will boil.
Liam Moore
>globalwarming.berrens.nl
>BETWEEN FOUR AND FIVE DEGREES OF WARMING
>We are looking now at an entirely different planet. Ice sheets have vanished from both poles; rainforests have burnt up and turned to desert; the dry and lifeless Alps resemble the High Atlas; rising seas are scouring deep into continental interiors. One temptation may be to shift populations from dry areas to the newly thawed regions of the far north, in Canada and Siberia. Even here, though, summers may be too hot for crops to be grown away from the coasts; and there is no guarantee that northern governments will admit southern refugees. Lynas recalls James Lovelock’s suspicion that Siberia and Canada would be invaded by China and the US, each hammering another nail into humanity’s coffin. Any armed conflict, particularly involving nuclear weapons, would of course further increase the planetary surface area uninhabitable for humans.
>When temperatures were at a similar level 55m years ago, following a very sudden burst of global warming in the early Eocene, alligators and other subtropical species were living high in the Arctic. What had caused the climate to flip? Suspicion rests on methane hydrate – “an ice-like combination of methane and water that forms under the intense cold and pressure of the deep sea”, and which escapes with explosive force when tapped. Evidence of a submarine landslide off Florida, and of huge volcanic eruptions under the North Atlantic, raises the possibility of trapped methane – a greenhouse gas 20 times more potent than carbon dioxide – being released in a giant belch that pushed global temperatures through the roof.
Brody King
>Summer heatwaves scorched the vegetation out of continental Spain, leaving a desert terrain which was heavily eroded by winter rainstorms. Palm mangroves grew as far north as England and Belgium, and the Arctic Ocean was so warm that Mediterranean algae thrived. In short, it was a world much like the one we are heading into this century. Although the total amount of carbon in the atmosphere during the Paleocene-Eocene thermal maximum, or PETM, as scientists call it, was more than today’s, the rate of increase in the 21st century may be 30 times faster. It may well be the fastest increase the world has ever seen – faster even than the episodes that caused catastrophic mass extinctions.
>Globalism in the five-degree world will break down into something more like parochialism. Customers will have nothing to buy because producers will have nothing to sell. With no possibility of international aid, migrants will have to force their way into the few remaining habitable enclaves and fight for survival.
Noah Wilson
>Where no refuge is available, civil war and a collapse into racial or communal conflict seems the likely outcome. Isolated survivalism, however, may be as impracticable as dialling for room service. How many of us could really trap or kill enough game to feed a family? Even if large numbers of people did successfully manage to fan out into the countryside, wildlife populations would quickly dwindle under the pressure. Supporting a hunter-gatherer lifestyle takes 10 to 100 times the land per person that a settled agricultural community needs. A large-scale resort to survivalism would turn into a further disaster for biodiversity as hungry humans killed and ate anything that moved. Including, perhaps, each other. Invaders do not take kindly to residents denying them food. History suggests that if a stockpile is discovered, the householder and his family may be tortured and killed. Look for comparison to the experience of present-day Somalia, Sudan or Burundi, where conflicts over scarce land and food are at the root of lingering tribal wars and state collapse.
>Chance of avoiding five degrees of global warming: negligible if the rise reaches four degrees and releases trapped methane from the sea bed.
Dylan Hill
How are you going to do that under the sea?
Jacob Fisher
>this map
If the Himalayan thaw the world is fucked. They control the weather
Austin Fisher
>tfw living on the edge
just
Robert Myers
>How are you going to do that under the sea?
M8 us Donegalians are the direct descendents of the Atlanteans. Once we rediscover our Atlantean roots and advanced technology we will become a global superpower.
Nathaniel White
Can we turn Western Antarctica or Canada into a white ethnostate for climate refugees then?
Colton Rodriguez
This map is retarded. Tropical zones will become even more tropical. added heat gives you added convection and added rain.
""" Uninhabitable due to floods"" is a fucking joke. You see the land will adapt to the added rain fall in short order. The floods will just be bigger rivers and more green. All of central america will look unchanged due too proximity to coast and higher elevation.
Convection is natures heat release valve. and just like turning up the stove= more steam.. same will happen to the oceans and rain... despite this crazy hysteria..it is actually and always a good thing.
What do you call a warm place that gets rain every day? A FUCKING RAIN FOREST.
Look at any current map... notice the equator around the globe is the greenest part? that's due to sun..warmth....and rain. That same green area will only expand further north and south into current desert regions... a good thing. The earth is already proven to be getting greener due to the raised temperature and that will only continue.
Liam Gonzalez
"global warming" is bullshit
sage for shit thread
Luis Phillips
canada winning
Lincoln Thomas
>4c warmer
Wait, wasn't the time of the dinosaurs even hotter than that?
Hudson Garcia
I’m pretty sure this is God’s way to preserve the white race
Nolan Campbell
> the Netherlands
> landloss
Dream on fuckfaces
Gabriel Flores
>We wuz KAGHABLBLBLBLBL ABLWABABLALB
What did he say? Can anyone translate this drowning turf nigger for me?
Leo Collins
>0.4 = 4
Wat
Landon Campbell
so the area around the great lakes becomes uninhabitable desert?
makes sense.
Daniel Jenkins
I still find it amusing that 9 times out of time they can't even get tomorrows weather forecast correct, but still have the nerve to make these predictions, which have been wrong every time.
Joseph Davis
That's the Vatniks wet dream.
Kayden Morris
>BETWEEN FIVE AND SIX DEGREES OF WARMING
>Although warming on this scale lies within the IPCC’s officially endorsed range of 21st-century possibilities, climate models have little to say about what Lynas, echoing Dante, describes as “the Sixth Circle of Hell”. To see the most recent climatic lookalike, we have to turn the geological clock back between 144m and 65m years, to the Cretaceous, which ended with the extinction of the dinosaurs. There was an even closer fit at the end of the Permian, 251m years ago, when global temperatures rose by – yes – six degrees, and 95% of species were wiped out.
>That episode was the worst ever endured by life on Earth, the closest the planet has come to ending up a dead and desolate rock in space.” On land, the only winners were fungi that flourished on dying trees and shrubs. At sea there were only losers. Warm water is a killer. Less oxygen can dissolve, so conditions become stagnant and anoxic. Oxygen-breathing water-dwellers – all the higher forms of life from plankton to sharks – face suffocation. Warm water also expands, and sea levels rose by 20 metres.” The resulting “super-hurricanes” hitting the coasts would have triggered flash floods that no living thing could have survived.
Brayden Flores
Weather isn't the same as climate.
Ethan Scott
>jewfugees
Oh user...
Michael Lewis
Ok, name a time they've actually accurate predicted climate change.
When a map shows the area around the biggest fresh water source in the world as mostly desert, than I'm going to have doubts. If they said the water from the great lakes would evaporate and recede, maybe, but they show it growing. In which case, the great lakes region should have vegetation.
Tyler Perry
>warm, fully habitable Canada
Can't fucking wait honestly.
Kayden Harris
You know you’ll share land with the Americans rite?
Good luck m8
Charles Stewart
Here's CMIP3 from 2004.
Jonathan Anderson
>Ok, name a time they've actually accurate predicted climate change.
Commiefornia.
>1950
>Experts: Guys, stop it with those almonds, they need too much water
>1980
>Experts: Guys, seriously, stahp
>2015
>Homo-Amerimuttus: Where's muh water? I neeed moar almonds!
Robert Sullivan
>Scandinavia: paradise in which walls and minefields will keep out most of the worlds population.
Fixed it for ya
Benjamin Martin
Ok, but how will the great lakes region turn into desert?
Jace Gutierrez
Who the hell recorded the temperature that long ago?
Elijah James
Hahaha im with you on that one my friend
Owen Parker
That's not really accurate. One way to express it is in the form of successive doublings of pre-industrial CO2 concentration.
First doubling to 500ppm: This was last reached in the Mid-Miocene climate optimum (23 million years ago), when global mean surface air temperature is estimated to be 3 to 4°C warmer than today and sea level was 22 meters higher.
Second doubling to 1000ppm: last reached during the early Eocene (49 million years ago). This was the hottest time interval since the extinction of dinosaurs, with peak temperatures of around 14°C and sea level over 100 meters above its present-day level.
Third doubling to 2000ppm: atmospheric compositions of this kind are very rare since the expansion of terrestrial vegetation during the Devonian and was achieved likely only during brief intervals during the Triassic (250 to 200 million years ago). Precise global mean surface air temperature and sea level stand are unknown but likely were extremely high. For example, geologic indicators of ice sheets are completely unknown at the time and vertebrates are absent in equatorial regions within certain horizons (see science.sciencemag.org
The golden age of dinosaurs (Jurassic and Cretaceous) mostly fall within the second and third doubling.
Angel Cruz
>4 degrees
>FOUR DEGREES
>Gonna turn a shithole with -40°C into paradise
>gonna DEZTR0O0Y ALL THE ICESES!!!1!1!one
>apparently Africa will receive a better climate from rising temperature because it's totally not a dry shithole because it's the hottest place of earth, such a place REALLY needs some more heat to become habitable again
And then they go on and call greenhouse-effect deniers retarded, and that people refusing that we'll look like Dune in 20 years are gullible.
O-OH WAIT I MEAN CLIMATE CHANGE
YEAH
I DIDN'T FUCK UP THERE
YOU DOUBTERS ARE STILL TOTALLY RETARDED
AND THIS CLIMATE CHANGE IS VERY NEW AND THE NEXT uhhh idk desert age? Ice age? Dinosaurs maybe? IS APPROACHING.
THIS IS ABSOLUTELY COHERENT AND TOTALLY, LIKE, SCIENCE N SHIT!
As we all know, science works by repeating what people in a lab coat say and calling anyone who shows doubt a moron.
That's how we made them sciences, I mean, Galileo also just kept calling the pope a dickhead and poof! A century, a couple of hurt feelings, and a few exiles here and there later, and it was proven that earth was round!
By saying that the pope is stupid and that asking for evidence shows lack of understanding!
Juan Phillips
>Even if greenhouse emissions stopped overnight the concentrations already in the atmosphere would still mean a global rise of between 0.5 and 1C. A shift of a single degree is barely perceptible to human skin, but it’s not human skin we’re talking about. It’s the planet; and an average increase of one degree across its entire surface means huge changes in climatic extremes.
>Six thousand years ago, when the world was one degree warmer than it is now, the American agricultural heartland around Nebraska was desert. It suffered a short reprise during the dust- bowl years of the 1930s, when the topsoil blew away and hundreds of thousands of refugees trailed through the dust to an uncertain welcome further west. The effect of one-degree warming, therefore, requires no great feat of imagination.
>“The western United States once again could suffer perennial droughts, far worse than the 1930s. Deserts will reappear particularly in Nebraska, but also in eastern Montana, Wyoming and Arizona, northern Texas and Oklahoma. As dust and sandstorms turn day into night across thousands of miles of former prairie, farmsteads, roads and even entire towns will be engulfed by sand.”
>What’s bad for America will be worse for poorer countries closer to the equator. It has beencalculated that a one-degree increase would eliminate fresh water from a third of the world’s land surface by 2100. Again we have seen what this means. There was an incident in the summer of 2005: One tributary fell so low that miles of exposed riverbank dried out into sand dunes, with winds whipping up thick sandstorms. As desperate villagers looked out onto baking mud instead of flowing water, the army was drafted in to ferry precious drinking water up the river – by helicopter, since most of the river was too low to be navigable by boat. The river in question was not some small, insignificant trickle in Sussex. It was the Amazon.
Adam Gray
>Rivers drying up because of a 4 degree difference
>Deserts overtaking entire contintents
>No flooding
What a fucking retarded infographic
Josiah Adams
>live on pic related pointed area
How fucked am I, Sup Forums?
Grayson Nguyen
Even if we look at it from the first doubling. 4°C warmer from now would be catastrophic.
Easton James
You're Brazilian, does it matter if you're 100 % fucked or just 95 % fucked?
Mason Mitchell
Not Rio de Janeiro fucked but still pretty fucked.
If you guys want to keep up you’ll have to annex Argentina before it’s too late
Gavin Hernandez
The cavemen took temp logs idiot
Aaron Howard
There's a pretty high difference between 75-80% fucked and 95-100% fucked - see Rio vs. São Paulo (where I live) and the South.
Argentina has only soy to offer and getting turbo cucked is the only thing that can make this place worse. No thanks, we'll have Bolivia and its gas reserves instead.
Oliver Wilson
The great lakes region has never experienced drought since the big melt that created the lakes. even on your map it shows the great lakes getting bigger.
Look at the Sahara desert, it's all brown except the part where the river in Egypt is, that is all green along the river.
If the climate is warmer and there is abundant freshwater, the area would become a rainforest, not a desert. Michigan Wisconsin,Indiana, Ohio and Minnesota are all filled with smaller lakes too.
The great lakes region would turn into a tropical rain forest, not a desert. your map is retarded, they literally just drew a line around the top of the world without thinking how a massive lake in a warm area would also affect the environment. I bet this was drawn by a leaf. Because Ontario is magically green, but the rest of the great lakes region is desert.
Leo Brown
Crazy idea:
What if... what if this climate change thing is being blown out of proportion to keep qestern societies from going into turbo-industry-mode?
To have the success of society be JUST slow enough so that the rise in profits isn't extreme enough to cause a proletariat uprising against the (((upper class)))?
I haven't heard any efforts to make solar energy across Africa from Israel.
I only ever hear the EU and Democraps to whine about America's, Russia's and China's immense profit in smelting and energy production, which are both apparently the worst thing that could've ever happen to our planet?
What if they just do this because they don't WANT us to reach singularity through wealth, because that would abolish the class-system that allows (((businessmen))) to treat us like cattle?
Am I onto something...?
Nathaniel Baker
>new bolivian and colombian invasion incoming
Thank god I'll be dead
Thomas Evans
The Great Lakes won't have freshwater because of algae.
Jaxon Peterson
Good. We as a species have long ago exceeded our biological niche. It's time for some malthusian dynamics. The bubble has to pop someday.
On a more serious note, 4*C warmer is retarded fantasy, it wont happen.
Isaiah Mitchell
>deserts will appear in states that are already deserts.
That' nice fagot, but explain why the great lakes region would turn into a desert.
Isaiah Ross
>algae is growing in the lakes
>nothing will grow around the lakes
pick one.
also pic related is rainforest lake that has algae,
>OMG how come is it possible for algae and trees to be in the same place?
Robert Rivera
>mountainous regions becoming deserts
Whoever made that map is a retard who doesn't understand how rain works.
Thomas Reed
If you were to say the great lakes region would flood, I might buy it, if they were going to turn into uninhabitable wetlands, I'd buy that too, but a desert? around the biggest freshwater source, a freshwater source mind you that your own maps say will only get bigger and flood the coasts of the great lakes regions. I'm sorry, but your map is inconsistent and retarded.
Parker Allen
FEELS GOOD DESU
We better start building some tanks so you south fags have to pay tolls to survive
CANADA-RUSSIA WORLD HEGEMONY WHEN
Gavin Hill
They literally just drew a line at the top of the world where canada boarders the USA. I think it was made by a leaf.
Noah Baker
camp of the saints
Isaiah Davis
Ok, how does the Canada side of the great lakes region turn green, but the USA side of the great lakes turns into desert?
explain leaf!
Jack Roberts
>ha ha ha he doesn't realize most countries, especially ones who helped create nuclear weapons, have secret nukes
Enjoy your surprise leaf nuclear holocaust
Mason Flores
Canada has always been the best option for th ethonosate
Brayden Cooper
Looks like we're going to have to build a wall to keep those fat fuck illegal burgers out.
Owen Russell
desu the problem is lots of these rivers are fed by glaciers which will be gone, increase in temperature can throw off air and sea currents which drastically change where precipitation goes and warm/cool air. And when it becomes very hot the rain won't always fall, and any exposed ground dries out and becomes desert, so forest fires cannot run their natural course as the forest won't grow back.
Wyatt Carter
Yeh not sure if you were aware but rainfall depends on temperature, yah know , since water evaporates to form clouds and all that
Chase Torres
The map is a bit of a meme the lines are too harsh, buttt
If you've ever looked at a air current map consequently there's cold air jet streams that cut right across the Canada US border and into Canada as well so that makes thing cooler, not to mention the amount of lakes and aquifers that are geologically present in Canada but not the US. Likely places out west in Canada could dry out like the plains in the states, but our boreal forest would just bloom. Latitude places a big part.
Blake Russell
oh thank god. at least after being wrecked to shit, my land will make at least some recovery
John Brown
>patagonia becomes habitable land
>israel is not
OMG
this is why plan andinia (overtaking of patagonia by the jews) is happening, the jews already own patagonia and mossad agents go disguised as tourists to make plans and so forth. The jew mauricio machir even increased all this activity.
WE ARE ALL DOOMED
Oliver Miller
>Hey if you don't give us your land we'll just nuke the land even though we need it
Isaac Anderson
>The great lakes region doesn't have more lakes than Canada.
Meanwhile in reality, Canada has about 32,000 lakes, Michigan alone has 60,000 lakes. Michigan's problem is wet lands that you can't build anything on.
Nathan Ortiz
Russian elites probably don't give a fuck
David Jackson
Dibs on Western Antartica