Please share this information because it is not being made clear...
1. The collapse of the Atlantic Ocean circulation (AMOC) will be the most devastating event in the last 10,000 years of human history.
2. It will happen overnight with sudden effects.
3. It will be irreversible and continue for 1000s of years.
4. It will destroy human civilisation because it will be impossible to grow food in northern Europe - temperatures would drop by 3.4°C. Enough to half the amount of land where you can grow wheat.
5. 100s of millions of Europeans will have to move or starve to death. Those that move will be subject to holocaust events created by warlords and/or fascistic regimes.
6. Coastal cities will have to be evacuated
7. Monsoons in the tropics will collapse, resulting in 100s of millions more refugees.
This is just the beginning - the collapse also will feed into other disastrous climate tipping points like the collapse of the Amazon rainforest. We are looking at billions of deaths and possible effective extinction this century - that now has to be the main concern.
Last but not least, the above scenario is a conservative prediction because it doesn't take into account the non-linear effects of other systems on the AMOC collapse date (e.g the collapse of ice cover in the Arctic, methane release, and mega forest fires).
Why is no one talking about this?
Why aren't there emergency conferences of Europe's farmers?
Why aren't the media going on strike till the government acts?
Why aren't there mass sit-downs in cities for weeks on end?
Because repressed scientists just say that it's "kind of scary" - like saying Auschwitz was "kinda of unpleasant".
The situation is totally fucked.
Gabon can become the « Costa Rica of Africa » - it has enormous natural capital and the potential to develop a thriving natural and cultural tourism industry
https://t.co/Chd1wSjIhm
I am taking advantage of my extended stay in Scotland to learn more about British wildlife and conservation. The badgers in Guardbridge are collecting bedding this week for their young!
I am taking advantage of my extended stay in Scotland to learn more about British wildlife and conservation. The badgers in Guardbridge are collecting bedding this week for their young!
This latest publication in Nature includes data from our 40-year study in Lopé, Gabon at the Station d’Etudes des Gorilles et Chimpanzés (SEGC).
https://t.co/gszhXRvLw3
Define « interview » and « exclusive ». Did you actually speak to him or did he simply respond to one or two questions sent by WhatsApp?
Do you fact check before citing « reports »?
🇬🇧🇬🇦British professor @LeeWhiteCBE who served as Gabon's environment minister under its autocratic president Ali Bongo, has reportedly been placed under house arrest following the coup.
We interviewed him exclusively after the military takeover https://t.co/tl2bjdmJ3d
Gabon is re-inventing itself right now - but the sunset in Lopé this evening shows that Gabon is the chosen land. The sun will keep rising on the “vert - jaune - bleu” and as a nation we will continue to be the “pays de dialogue” not war. The Last Eden.
I just voted in Gabon’s first General election for @PresidentABO and for Marc Mbomoh’s list - in which I am in third position. Oyé le PDG! Oyé Oye Oye victoire cash!