Posts Tagged: 'Predictions'

Global Warming: Scientific Consensus Proved Wrong

Posted: Thursday, October 11th, 2007 by damnHippy
Tags: Climate Change, Oh Shit, Predictions, Science

Ice CapsNot really a surprise but still scary as shit. I hope global culture shifts before it's too late to fix this. 

Global Warming: Scientific Consensus Proved Wrong - [Daily Kos]

Climate change will hit kids | PerthNow

Posted: Saturday, April 28th, 2007 by damnHippy
Tags: Climate Change, Health, Oh Shit, Predictions

Climate change will hit kids | PerthNow

UN climate change panel paints bleak picture for North America

Posted: Tuesday, April 17th, 2007 by damnHippy
Tags: Climate Change, Latest News, Oh Shit, Predictions, Science, Weather

UN climate change panel paints bleak picture for North America - [earthTimes.org]

Experts Say Global Warming Likely to Affect Africa Most Severely

Posted: Tuesday, April 17th, 2007 by damnHippy
Tags: Climate Change, Latest News, Predictions, Science, Weather

This is old news, but the predictions are getting worse and more urgent. 

Experts Say Global Warming Likely to Affect Africa Most Severely - [VOA News]

Ex-generals: Global warming threatens U.S. security

Posted: Monday, April 16th, 2007 by damnHippy
Tags: Climate Change, Economics, Latest News, Oh Shit, Predictions

"Climate change exacerbates already unstable situations".

Ex-generals: Global warming threatens U.S. security - CNN.com

Scientists predict Southwest mega-drought

Posted: Wednesday, April 11th, 2007 by damnHippy
Tags: Climate Change, Latest News, Predictions, Science, Weather

Scientists predict Southwest mega-drought - [MSNBC.com]

Bleakest Climate Report Approved

Posted: Monday, April 9th, 2007 by damnHippy
Tags: Climate Change, Latest News, Oh Shit, Predictions, Science

Bleakest climate report approved - [Chron.com - Houston Chronicle]

Global Warming Isn’t Going Away

Posted: Monday, February 5th, 2007 by damnHippy
Tags: Climate Change, Conservation, Latest News, Oh Shit, Predictions, Science

Welcome to Earth!So in the latest report on global climate change, the consensus is that global warming is inevitable and irreversible at this point. The only question left is how bad are we going to let it get? Unless we curb greenhouse gas emissions today we will be leaving our children with a vastly different planet than our parents gave us.

The truth? Unless we get a miraculous breakthrough in clean energy production, like… yesterday, we're in deep shit. It's amazing to me how short sighted and hypocritical our culture can be. We're so hell bent on the protection of our children at almost any cost, yet barely give a second thought towards the conservation of the world that we'll be leaving to them.

It's almost like we want global warming to happen. 

Global Warming Unstoppable, Report Says - [washingtonpost.com]

Climate Change Vs. The Cold War

Posted: Wednesday, January 31st, 2007 by damnHippy
Tags: Climate Change, Economics, Latest News, Oh Shit, Politics, Predictions

Cold War LogoA senior policy official from the UK has said that climate change poses an even greater security threat to the world than ironically, the Cold War.

So how do you deal with an enemy when it's yourself?

He points to several recent and ongoing conflicts that may have a root cause in climate change, including the crisis in Darfur.

It's a good read that definitely got me thinking. 

Climate change creates security challenge 'more complex than Cold War' - [Janes.com]

New York City in 100 Years? I hope not.

Posted: Monday, January 29th, 2007 by damnHippy
Tags: Climate Change, Latest News, Oh Shit, Predictions

NYC - FloodedVanity Fair has included an interesting photo in their 2006 year in photos magazine feature. Interesting because it's my home city, and interesting because it represents a remote yet plausible scenario due to global climate change.

I wonder when NYC will start construction on the 200ft sea wall to keep out the Atlantic, maybe right after they finish the 2nd Avenue subway line, or the 9/11 memorial for that matter. 

2006: The Year in Photos - [vanityfair.com]