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We burned up our resources, and Earth over a time span of just some centuries. Let's say 1750 up to now.

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Well, basics are your resources, and you're losing them.

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Looking at it this way. Are you still prepared to call those last centuries our 'golden age'?

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So, according to Financial times we're watching the north Pacific and northern Atlantic seas to the west of France and UK being hotter than they ever have been, September 2025. As a result of those greenhouse emissions storing temperature records into our oceans, and probably also in the way Earth have a 'memory' of sorts, and with it a lag.

Here's one explanation

https://research.noaa.gov/why-is-the-north-pacific-warming-so-fast/

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Do notice " Warmer surface water evaporates more quickly, transferring heat back to the atmosphere and reducing the rate at which sea surface temperatures would otherwise rise. "

Which also can be translated into wetbulb temperatures rising.

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where this one makes me ever so happy that it is Sweden I live in, Not South, or for that sake North, Korea

https://www.chosun.com/english/national-en/2025/09/08/H5YJNMGNKFHUPKEUWFWCHZ2ZBY/

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As for the Arctic?

2020  https://www.sciencealert.com/scorching-siberian-heatwave-confirmed-as-hottest-arctic-temperature-ever-recorded

2025   https://mkweather.com/record-breaking-temperatures-up-to-32c-near-the-arctic-circle-in-european-russia-at-the-end-of-may-2025/

and of course " The world is expected to experience more record temperatures over the next five years, with Arctic warming predicted at more than three times the global average"

https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/cop/arctic-warming-seen-three-times-global-average-years-ahead-un-weather-agency-2025-05-28/

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For those of you thinking that knowing this, and seeing how little their parents can, and will, do about it.

Take it, and don't lie to them

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You're not building any resilience for them by lying to them

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Your kids, that is

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And for those of you hoping, or calling, this a 'spike' that will come down as time goes bye.


No, it will zig zaw, but the trend is clear. Going upwards.

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As long as those over 80% of fossil energy stands, your lies won't change a thing

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Which reminds me

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/aug/28/microplastics-in-hair-study

over 90% of that plastic a result of that fossil energy

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And it makes me wonder. How simple do we need it to understand that we're f*ing up?


Massively


And if you do understand, why don't you stop?

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Do you think GDP is some physical law?

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Sure makes me wonder

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As for the AMOC? You know, the gulf stream etc.

" recent observations in these deep convection regions already show a downward trend over the past five to ten years. It could be variability, but it is consistent with the models' projections. "

let's use ten, that means waiting ten years more for statistics. Think it's a good idea?

I don't

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2025/08/250830001201.htm

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Where something similar is happening in Antarctica, so also to the the 'Antarctic Overturning Circulation'.

accelerating

" Importantly, the rate of decline is dramatic when compared to the Arctic. " In summer, the Antarctic sea-ice minimum has declined 1.9 times faster in 10 years than the summer sea-ice decline in the Arctic in 46 years, which is the length of the satellite record," Dr Heil said.

"The winter deficit of Antarctic sea ice over the past 10 years is of similar magnitude to the total Arctic winter sea-ice deficit over the past 46 years."  The research team said there was "overwhelming evidence" of a regime shift in Antarctic sea ice, which will have flow-on effects to other parts of the environment."


As this one is rather new we better wait, what was it?      20 years?    Maybe 30?             For the statistics.


Good idea?


https://www.antarctica.gov.au/news/2025/new-study-confirms-abrupt-changes-underway-in-antarctica/

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And there is no way we can wait for that new electrical industrial 'revolution', in where each one of us have their own electric car, with power plants, grids, batteries, rare earths and all those other 'resources' sorted.


You know, changing fuels

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So we need to change infrastructures, industries, your waste societies, today. And that will cost us all dearly, and it will destroy your game.