Climate change and ecological breakdown: how do you think this ends?

[DecentMan]

[Purpleronnie]

Human beings are remarkably good at adapting, but usually only after they’ve ignored warnings for too long. Climate change and ecological decline will likely bring a mix of suffering, innovation, loss, and adjustment. Some places and ways of life will disappear; others will emerge.

The deeper question isn’t whether civilisation survives, but what kind of civilisation survives. The challenge is less about saving the planet—the planet will endure in some form—and more about deciding what sort of relationship humans want with the world that sustains them.

In that sense, the ending is probably not apocalypse, but consequence.

[purplepoppy]

People don't care unless it directly affects them and for most people in cities it doesn't. A farmer may moan he's facing more pests, a fisherman may moan the fish have gone, but someone in a city will barely notice and assume it's just a tax raising excuse.

[strateguy632]

can't you see they use vague words just to fool you? was climate ever 'constant' but now it changed to 'not constant'. and the word 'climate' too. did...

[strateguy632]

arctic change to tropical climate?

[captain_voidwalker]

There is no such thing as climate change... actualy let me refine that. There is no such thing as man made climate change, the actual climate is always changing.

[In_Trance]

Shut off mass media... That's it. That's all it takes. It's over

[fishbone77]

It ends with the sun dying out