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Renowned climate scientist Michael E. Mann on what ‘doomers’ get wrong » Yale Climate Connections
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Doomers by definition have given up.
If the problems we currently have were avoidable in their eyes, they wouldn't be considered doom in the first place.
doom
doo͞m
noun
Inevitable destruction or ruin.
Um by your definition I guess. Many folk fight to the last or rage against the machine. Unlike with a battle the environment is going to be a slow demise and it can be better or worse. Doomers recognize that. And better is better than worse. My hope is that eveyone wakes up and does everything possible to make the inveitable happen as slowly and as less severly as possible. To me doomers are folks that expected the type of summer in the northern hemisphere that we just got out of and are expecting the kind of summers and winters to come. I don't know when I will see a snowless winter where I am at but I will not be surprised if it was as early as this coming one but I would be surprised if I did not see it within then years.