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Satellite Images Show Vast Swaths of the Arctic On Fire
- Thread starter wafflebrain
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I'd say we had a good run, but - meh -
thanks Earth, good luck with the cleanup once humans are gone
thanks Earth, good luck with the cleanup once humans are gone
You know, I don't know enough about the Arctic, but maaaaaaaan, that really looks baaaaaad.
I really wish we were doing more to make this sort of thing less worrying.
Correction, I really wish we were doing ANYTHING TO STOP THIS WORLD BURNING ITSELF TO DEATH.
I really wish we were doing more to make this sort of thing less worrying.
Correction, I really wish we were doing ANYTHING TO STOP THIS WORLD BURNING ITSELF TO DEATH.
Yeah, been burning for a minute now. June was a horrific month already. Plus, all this destruction is compounding the problem by releasing even more CO2 poison into the atmosphere
One of those nasty negative cycles, which we'll have to get used to as more and more burns down.
One of those nasty negative cycles, which we'll have to get used to as more and more burns down.
There's a very good case to be made that as a species, we are simply too distructive and delusional about our collective actions to preserve life on this planet.
I'm afraid Santa's Workshop went up in smoke due to a renegade forest fire that ran amok through the North Pole.
I believe he's being set up with his elves in an old abandoned Toys R Us store as a stopgap solution until something more long-term comes about.
If that kind of news doesn't light a fucking figurative fire under all of the united governments, nothing will.
Just burn the whole fucking planet. There's no way to prevent this anymore and our "leaders" don't give a shit.
The 2004 Alaska fire season was the worst on record in terms of area burned by wildfires in the U.S. state of Alaska. Though there were fewer fires than in 1989 when almost 1,000 were recorded, more than 6,600,000 acres were burned by 701 fires. The largest of these fires was the Taylor Complex Fire. Wikipedia
Hmm, where did I put that snowball I use as a visual aid to expose the FICTION of climate change? There's just a big splotch of water in my drawer here.
Not to throw more bleakness on this or metacommentary, maybe because its a Saturday night where I am, but its somewhat illuminating that this kind of news would be eye catching on here or anywhere else with a title like that, yet has so few views and responses compared to stories on no-name people in daily social media spats. Probably should give it more time, but I don't forsee this information garnering much more attention than it already has.
It's so surreal to know that we are all stuck on this earth and it is turning to shit and we could totally do something about it but there is a cabal of antisocial freaks running everything who want to kill as many people as possible.
