Does this constant fear-mongering work? Is it attracting people outside of the climate cult, the basic Warmist?
Having a Kid at the End of the World
From the moment I had a sense of the world, I had a sense that it was finite and we were destroying it. I learned about acid rain sometime during third grade. The idea of flesh-burning precipitation, coupled with a hole in the ozone layer that was going to destroy the planet and all of my favorite animals, used to make me itchy with stress. I remember begging my parents, who had very little disposable income, to become paying members of the World Wildlife Fund to save the whales. I talked about chlorofluorocarbons like I was a paid expert, afraid of stepping out into a storm for fear of melting. I was convinced the world was ending, and none of us, my friends and I, would live to see adulthood because of it.
Yet when I first started trying to have a kid eight years ago, I didn’t think about climate or the planet; I thought only about the desire for a baby, about what it would mean to me and my husband to bring that person into our world. But, in the years since and now expecting my third, it’s become harder not to look at my kids without being acutely aware of how smoky and scary and fucked everything is. (snip)
When I put this question out to people on Twitter and Instagram, the response was overwhelming. I got long emails from over 50 strangers, men and women who are scared, anxious, hopeful, optimistic, who have kids and fear for their future, who won’t have kids so they don’t have to, and who don’t know how they can possibly make a decision like this at a time like this.
My vote is for the lunatics to not have children, that way they are not bringing kids who will be turned into complete mental messes from the scary cult propaganda.
Meanwhile, more doom
‘Fragile and under threat’: Prosecco could disappear due to climate change, experts warn
Some of Europe’s favourite wines could be wiped out by climate change, experts have warned.
Climate change could wipe out Prosecco and other popular European wines, new research has warned.
Prosecco – a sparkling white wine produced in Italy’s mountainside vineyards – is one of the continent’s most beloved drinks.
But grape yields are dwindling, devastated by a deadly combination of extreme weather and soil degradation.
So, mostly poor agricultural practices. Got it.
Climate Classroom: “I tend to be very gentle” about Telling Kids they’re Going to Die?
Full quote: “I tend to be very gentle and very careful or I’m very focused on hope.”
Worth reading the whole thing.
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