#climatechaos is now baked in, and we are the pie filling.
I am looking at the path of change challenge, leading to revolution. What meany people still do not understand is that this is the positive path we could take. Though, as has been pointed out, "the issue is that time is running out for this path before global climate collapse — one bad feedback trigger cascading into the next. Ocean circulation and weather disturbances, massive forest fires and famine, ocean acidification, phytoplankton death, oxygen depletion. The stuff of disaster movies."
In a world hurtling towards environmental catastrophe, the spectre of revolution can be seen as pointless. The harsh reality is that the clock is ticking, and our time and focus to avert the most devastating impacts of climate change is fading. The real nightmare begins with one feedback loop after another: Ocean Circulation Disruptions: Changes in ocean currents drastically alter global climate systems, leading to unprecedented weather disturbances. Massive Forest Fires: Temperatures rise, forest fires become more frequent and intense, releasing massive amounts of carbon dioxide and further accelerating global warming. Famine: Altered weather patterns and prolonged droughts could devastate agriculture, leading to widespread food shortages and famine. Ocean Acidification: Increased CO2 levels lead to more acidic oceans, endangering marine life, especially those with calcium carbonate shells or skeletons. Phytoplankton Death: The death of these tiny but vital organisms would disrupt the marine food chain and significantly reduce oxygen production. Oxygen Depletion: With less oxygen being produced by phytoplankton, we face a future where breathable air is no longer guaranteed.
Survival, But At What Cost? Think Mad Max, there might be a billion survivors, but they won't be happy people. Struggling to live in a world drastically different and much harsher than the one we know today. Necessities like food, water, and clean air become scarce, with societal structures collapsed under the pressure of survival. The thought of living through such a scenario is scary. So on a positive note, this is a wake-up call for the urgent need for social change and immediate action to mediate climate change. With this in mind, we need to shift our focus from merely surviving to thriving by fostering resilience and sustainability, fundamentally shifting rapidly away from the current mess.
We are likely past the stage to push for policy changes and supporting sustainable practices in daily life, from reducing waste to supporting eco-friendly businesses. The is likely still some effect from raising awareness to educate others about the dangers of climate collapse so they can take direct action now to build communities. One thing which will have some affect is building resilience by invest time and effect in community projects to help mediate the paths through the impacts of climate change.
The fight against climate change is not only about preventing disaster; it's about creating a path through the mess. We can still take action, as catastrophe unfolds. Understanding paths that matter, helps.
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to bringing education to the next level. 
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We need to measure and improve species abundance, distribution and extinction risk
Develop a tidal lagoon challenge
