This. I thought the same thing. What people think is so drastically varied it's impossible to answer this.
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Bad but not our worse problem at all
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The problem is it’s a problem that snowballs. It will become our worst problem soon if we don’t get our shit together
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Biggest issue is that the ball is hurtling down the cliff, it's not bad yet, but we need the whole planet and alot of money for us to even slow down the effects
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Another interesting version of this question would be: How confident should we be about our current assessment of climate change? [answers consist of varying percentage ranges]
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I voted less bad, but I will absolutely change it to as bad if this Amazon Fire isn’t under control soon. This has me worried. The rainforest is a critical global system.
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I think the answer is complicated. On the internet, you see a lot of claims that are far more dire than the actual climate models for the next century. Now, that said, it does get plenty apocalyptic over a timescale of, say 150-200 years and people undersell that. So, both?
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There's a tendency to conflate the clathrate gun models with mainstream climate projections, and treat the most dire predictions as though they fell into the 99% climate consensus (they don't). But the real science predicts situations we can't reasonably just adapt to, long term.
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Worse than we think. I bet we’re underestimating the downward spiral effect. Glacier breaks off, less reflected sunlight, warming accelerates, even more glacier breaks off, etc. Here’s video I took a few weeks ago of the Hubbard Glacier calving.pic.twitter.com/4JuCeufQui
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