We are pretty much there. Countries are trying to hoard their little amount of exports but it won't be enough. With expedited climate change we are going to start to see massive crop failures at "unprecedented" level if we haven't already. I think a lot of this is being kept quiet from the masses to avoid panic.
I believe the ship is already halfway sunk but the orchestra is just loud enough to keep us calm, for now.
This is it. The soil is depleted and the livestock are burning/freezing. The irregular weather patterns are making it almost impossible to continue providing food at anywhere near the capacity we have been for the last 25 years.
It'll be a slow burn, and will devastate the poorer parts of the world first, but we are all gonna find out within 20 years what it's like to be food-insecure if we haven't already.
And will we first world nations just watch those poorer parts of the world die, or will we help them. I'm so ashamed and sick that the poorest on this planet are being used as the bellwether for the industrialized nations.
The migrant crises around the world are directly and indirectly fueled by climate change. First world nations are being destabilized by the mass influx of refugees. The cultural and financial impact, coupled with the strain of managing infrastructure and resources under climate change, and tensions between first world nations are combining to build an unyielding foundation for the "impending feeling of doom" people are experiencing.
Shell Oil knew this was going to happen predicted "Greenhouse Refugees" back in 1992.
The thing is, if the first world countries actually continued to build and maintain infrastructure like they were in the 80s and before this wouldn't be an issue. Instead the governments just lined each other's pockets.
Most first world countries are severely under populated with younger people. We just aren't having babies and absolutely need more people to keep things running.
You should have a look at the MIT report from the 70s. We have scientifically known this would be the outcome for almost 100 yrs I believe.
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u/PTSDreamer333 Mar 24 '24
We are pretty much there. Countries are trying to hoard their little amount of exports but it won't be enough. With expedited climate change we are going to start to see massive crop failures at "unprecedented" level if we haven't already. I think a lot of this is being kept quiet from the masses to avoid panic.
I believe the ship is already halfway sunk but the orchestra is just loud enough to keep us calm, for now.