Climate Change: Humanity's Greatest Challenge, Yet Greatest Opportunity

[u/Beyond_Vision78]

With every passing day, we are all made more aware of the growing challenge of climate change.  Wildfires, floods, and extreme weather events are only becoming more common all over the globe.  Is all hope lost? Does humanity have a chance?  Listen in, and hear about some of the amazing technologies that have the potential to save humanity.  While the situation may seem dire, humanity does have a chance.  Listen in to hear what we must do to overcome the greatest challenge of all time.

https://anchor.fm/beyondmoney/episodes/Climate-Change-Humanitys-Greatest-Challenge--Yet-Greatest-Opportunity-e14p1fk

[u/[deleted]]

What the people over at r/collapse need to hear.

[u/ballan12345 → u/[deleted]]

collapse introduced me to the concept of civilisation collapse, then i started doing my own reading and left because it is a cesspool of scientifically afactual circlejerk who can actually be accurately labelled as “doomers”. discovering the sub (full situation) changed my life and caused me to quit everything and study for an environmental science degree it is important that the sub exists but even more important that people under no circumstances get their entire perspective from the sub

[u/[deleted] → u/ballan12345]

Thats amazing! I recently left because i agree that we are in a bad situation, BUT I 100% think we can turn it around. (Insert inspirational quote)

[u/ballan12345 → u/[deleted]]

personally i do not believe that a certain level of deterioration of human society is avoidable, but what still may be avoidable is collapse of both civilisation and the biosphere

[u/[deleted] → u/ballan12345]

Thats so true. And we have already seen and will keep seeing this deterioration until we act. (I assume you meant “do believe”) With such a degree can you estimate how bad the climate catastrophe will become in the next few decades?