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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1437550)	2/5/2024 4:01:26 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) of 1573696

Wharfie, based on that graph alone, the rate of change is 0.8 degrees Celsius every 40 years. That means, if the current rate is maintained, we'll look at a planet that is 1.6 degrees hotter in 2100. That's significant, but not anywhere near the end of the world. Humanity can easily adapt to that. Personally I think that's an upper limit, and that in reality the globe won't heat up by more than 1.2 degrees by 2100. That's due to a combination of factors such as peak oil, the deceleration of world population growth, new technologies, and the transition of the entire world toward a 1st-world economy. That's just my opinion, though, but it's one that isn't skewed by the green political agenda. Tenchusatsu

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