Not if it includes lots and lots of drought

yeah but typically, the hottest regions on earth (tropical rain forest, directly on the equator) are also the wettest regions on earth at the same time.

that the sahara and arizona are dry, has nothing to do with the solar irradiation itself, but instead with the wind patterns.

the world is healing ❤️

that’s also not true! vast current areas become arid tropical. see the tropical rainforest. it’s the hottest and simultaneously wettest regions on earth.

Most of the places we grow food won’t be able to grow food

that’s just not true! higher temperature makes food grow better, not worse.

we can’t even stop a rise in fascism because we lack the tools to do so, most importantly we lack the tool of understanding. we don’t even understand what fascism is or why people follow it, thus we stand no chance of tackling the problem at its root. if you really want to combat fascism, you have to understand it first.

the only real solution to climate change is renewable energy, and solar energy in particular. capitalism or no capitalism basically doesn’t matter.

so just to put this in context: we’re having a doubling of installed solar capacity around every 3 years. currently we have 3% of total energy supply from solar energy. so it will take maybe another 15 years to get close to 100% renewable energy (if we assume that exponential growth continues). source: ourworldindata (go to website and hover over solar energy to see numbers)

so we’ll end up in 2040 with roughly … let me do the math … 1.6°C total temperature difference compared to 1970 in 2040?