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6/22/2015 8:44:04 PM
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That's being heavily affected by humans.
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It's only being accelerated. It would've happened anyway and there is nothing we can do to stop it.
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You can't say with any certainty what change would have happened, we are causing a warming trend, and we can mitigate it by reducing our environmental impact.
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Bearbeitet von Somerandomguy30: 6/23/2015 12:43:41 AMWe can reduce our impact, but we can't stop climate change. It is going to happen either way. Typically the trend is: Gradual Warming - - > eventually the breakdown of lesser life forms - - > eruption of a supervolcano - - >blocks sun- - > ice age. This cycle has been going on for millions of years, and we're about due for another one.
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Obviously, but there is no reason to dig our own graves.
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Don't worry, we'll be long dead before any of this really effects us.
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Too bad it's already affecting us.
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It's not being accelerated its being worsened. It wouldn't be this bad without us. It's accelerating to fast for species to adapt to changes while in the past it happened at a pace where a good percentage of species could adapt
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You just contradicted yourself
