Today’s gloom and doom, because war never happened before 1980
It’s not hard to imagine international tensions bubbling over as the planet heats up, and defence planners have begun to pay more attention to the risk of climate-related conflicts.
Wait, I thought Man induced Globull warming was making it cold and snowy now.
As the world’s subtropics heat up and dry out, many important regions – including parts of the southwest US and northern Mexico, and the nations ringing the Mediterranean – will see an intensifying risk of major drought, which may feed other sources of societal stress and international conflict. These same parts of the world could also be well suited for hosting mammoth solar farms to send energy across international lines – another potential wrinkle in the geopolitics of tomorrow.
What about the “extreme” floods? Aren’t there supposed to be extreme floods, too?
This is why the whole AGW movement is a joke: each disciple spins out some different form of doom and gloom, and it more resembles a carnival fortune teller than science.
