What source? A link would be nice.
As an aside, there is nothing to "worry" about with regards to the Colorado river. We're way, way past worrying. It's not been a "might" situation for a long time. It's been badly overdrawn and subject to declining inflows and rainfalls.
Don't worry, abandon.
All the f-ing time!
I assure you, the risk models are all improper. The risks are heavily underaccounted for. 5% my ass.
This is Nordhausian levels of bullshit saying climate change can be adapted to for a cost of 5% gdp, by moving economic activity indoors to climate controlled spaces. (5% to move construction, resource extraction, agriculture, the living webs of the biosphere etc indoors for AC.)
Edit: this is underselling risk deliberately to avoid market panic. Don't yell fire in a crowded theatre until you've sold all you tickets, collected the cash and made your exit.
No reason we can't reapply it. In the end, it is a minor item as there is a global solution in the works. This was just a stopgap measure until the global tax on internet services is applied.
In the three years that the ALU has been certified by the National Labor Relations Board, Amazon has not sat down at the bargaining table once, workers noted.
Strike.
Or you know, the global supply chain and food systems. Breadbaskets will need to function throughout all this.
lots of stuff will be in trouble.
Like, civilization?
Or? Didn't you mean "is".
Cool, calm reciprocity. They Tarrif us, we Tarrif them where it hurts in equal measure.
For everything else, there are better trade partners.
Karl Popper's falsifiability says we only need to prove this didn't happen once.
Your move, denialists.