his could make significant parts of the planet uninhabitable (at least outdoors, or without air conditioning) for significant portions of the year.
f there were 12°C of warming, a majority of land where humans currently live would be too hot for humans to survive at least a few days a year.16 An increase of 13°C would make working outdoors impossible for most of the year in the tropics, and around half the year in currently temperate regions
Climate change makes people feel angry, powerless, and — above all — afraid.5 If society doesn’t act more decisively, climate change will affect all our lives and gravely damage livelihoods around the world.
Moreover, it would be hard for this to lead directly to extinction even if we didn’t adapt, given that a large chunk of land on Earth would remain habitable, even with 13°C of warming. We would have to live in a much smaller area, but civilisation would survive.
Glasp is a social web highlighter that people can highlight and organize quotes and thoughts from the web, and access other like-minded people’s learning.