MurphyGuy
It just needs a bigger hammer
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Hard to say how this goes so a DIY fallout shelter isn't a bad idea on the cheap.
Another consideration is that all the countries have to consider sea level change at some point regardless of what is causing it. Most models predict 200ft or so or more of sea level change once it kicks off just from ice melting. No one knows for sure when all that fully happens but it will some day as sea levels go up and down over time is accepted fact of earth. One interesting thing is that almost all of the ghost cities are well above that elevation if not above 600ft. China is a big loser of land with most of their big cities under water in that scenario.
Considering their long term plans, they may have ambitions of more land acquisition that is higher elevation with resources as well. Granted the USA is not a lot better for sea level change with large cities on the coasts but there's quite a bit of high elevation in the plains and midwest that is mostly agricultural which is perfect for food and settlers.
In any case this also leads to less real estate world wide and a lot of people and less places to grow food. Not a great scenario. May cause pressure on leaders at some point to think ahead and make a land grab before it all happens. I don't know but I throw that out as a possibility to think about.
I think John Kerry said recently in the news that climate change was more important than the Ukraine war going on now. So these people seem to think its important as does Biden.
Hopefully it doesn't happen quicker than they expect.
Karl Rove reacts to John Kerry claiming climate crisis is worse than war in Ukraine: Where is his decency?
Karl Rove reacts to John Kerry claiming climate crisis is worse than war in Ukraine: Where is his decency?
Fox News contributor Karl Rove on “America’s Newsroom” Thursday called Climate Czar John Kerry’s decency into question after the official suggested the climate crisis was worse than the war in Ukraine.www.foxnews.com
I'm not into what Kerry says much. While he probably has good intentions, he's no scientist.. and it seems that every time he opens his mouth he does more harm than good. He's kind of like these 2nd amendment supporters who sit there and polish their guns while talking about killing people in defense of the constitution.. Not really the 2nd amendment's best spokes people...
Sea level is going to keep rising, but your 200 foot number is pretty far into the future.. and it will happen really slowly. There might be 200 buildings a year that crumble to eroding shorelines over the next century or something like that. Its not just going to catastrophically rise up 10 feet one Monday morning.. Of far more concern from my point of view is the food supply. Look at what happened to our own corn belt a few years ago when we had that 90+ degree summer and no rain.. then a couple years later, the rain came and wouldn't stop and flooded everything. We can expect more of that. In fact, I'm seeing it already myself on my own property. During the spring we get lots of rain, then nothing significant for 60 to 90 days.. then once crops are picked, we get rain again.
We get the same amount of water more or less, but it doesn't come evenly like it used to. I put in 3000 gallons of rain water capture back in 2012 and it was a good investment. Its easy and fast to water our garden now and I don't have to run the well pump. Next to the solar system, the rain water system was one of my best decisions.
They have pushed global warming as something that is making the planet hotter.. and while that's a fact, every time winter comes around, the millions of morons in this country think to themselves "What the hell are you talking about, its freezing outside".. never trust a scientist to name a problem or a mystery. (don't even get me started on dark matter or dark energy)
They should have called it something to the tune of "global precipitation instability" or something like that. Some name that people can relate to when they get 5 inches of rain or 4 feet of snow, or they see nothing for 3 months at a time.
So now, I'm probably going to spend the summer and $20,000 to make myself a shelter.. which will most likely just become a subterranean storage shed and is hopefully never needed.