[yor_on]

You see, it's not only politicians getting formed by it. It forms us all.

[yor_on]

Just as Australia is a canary of times to come, so are deserts. Or if you like, desert climates

2020  https://e360.yale.edu/features/with-temperatures-rising-can-animals-survive-the-heat-stress

Arizona

https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2023/07/26/saguaro-cactus-dying-arizona-heat-reuters/70470713007/

https://www.vice.com/en/article/arizonas-heat-is-so-extreme-even-rattlesnakes-and-cacti-are-struggling/

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Not agreeing. Climate war was what it was, and is

Syria, still worth reading though as a description. Just remember what ignited it.

Water

2021   https://www.vice.com/en/article/arizonas-heat-is-so-extreme-even-rattlesnakes-and-cacti-are-struggling/

https://apnews.com/projects/syria-middle-east-drought-climate-change/

[yor_on]

And it's just in a beginning state, a synergy, added to all others

[yor_on]

And you can easily see how we react under pressures. Because Syrians aren't aliens, they're just humans

[yor_on]

So do we need those politicians and other interests, artificially starting more wars?

Looking for profits and resources.

[yor_on]

Of course not, you will go to war, but they do help, don't they

[yor_on]

You see it happen in Africa too.

[yor_on]

Nobody seems ready to state it this way though, but it will come


https://nordicdefencereview.com/global-conflict-landscape-in-2025-local-wars-and-uprisings/

[yor_on]

Each block for itself, each nation for itself, and each man for themselves


your solution

[yor_on]

And your politicians warmongers

[yor_on]

There's always a profit to be made, even on an extinction event.

[yor_on]

Synergies, and a changing earth system

"What's more concerning than the oxygen reduction are the cascading effects through marine food webs. Prochlorococcus has co-evolved with numerous other microorganisms over millions of years, and its declines could create a domino effect through the microbial communities that control fundamental biogeochemical cycles."

https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/news/2025/september/climate-change-threatens-major-oxygen-producing-bacteria.html

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Tariffs, sanctions etc. It doesn't matter. Those AC's becomes winners any way you turn it around. Bought one myself, won't use it until I have no other choice though. So far fans have been able to take care of it.

" Europe offers a large market with high purchasing power and more predictable, sustained demand for small appliances - particularly portable, installation-free ACs"

https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/1000th-issue/china-ac-exports-europe-surge-amid-trade-wars-heat-waves

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How fast it change

"Similar to global conditions, all Mediterranean ecosystems face high risks under all climate scenarios, with coastal ecosystems being more strongly impacted than open marine ecosystems. For these coastal ecosystems, risk levels are expected to become very high already once global warming exceeds 0.8C with respect to the 1976 - 2005 period."

And as always, not now, later ....

bs

It's now, or it's never

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-025-07858-x

[yor_on]

Well, fans and passive cooling that is, using those winds for it. When possible, otherwise closed windows, closed curtains and fans for the worst of it. But we've been lucky so far, where I live, lots of clouds this summer.

[yor_on]

You know, once 'later' becomes 'now' in those studies we will have passed the point of no return. But nobody will state it, even then.

[yor_on]

So how does our political mediators fare?

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/sep/08/eu-states-still-fighting-over-crucial-targets-in-run-up-to-cop30-leaked-draft-shows

Ah yes, that GDP, and infrastructures, industrial or not. Those wars, and then those political mediators, each one drawing its own straw to an extinction event. Protecting a status quo.

[yor_on]

You call it civilization and I call it anthills.

[yor_on]

let's see

Heavy monsoons

https://interactive.carbonbrief.org/crops-extreme-weather/index.html