I’m in the non-apocalyptic camp of climate change believers. I don’t believe even the worst case will make the world uninhabitable. Let’s say that’s a 5% likelihood scenario of maybe 90% species loss and even 90% human population decline. But what do those numbers *mean*?
Sure, but those are low-level disruptions. At broad collapse scenarios, you are not talking specific ecoweb patterns but evolutionary bottleneck potential. Earth has survived several 90% extinction events. We can predict 10% will survive, just not which 10%.
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