Climate change (because it's still political for some reason)

CoffeeHorse

Exhausted, but still standing.
Staff member
Council of Elders
Citizen
No to the green skin and pointy hat (as far as I've seen), yes to the cauldron.

In the first days of my dad's cancer fight, before he'd told any of his friends about it yet, she called him in tears wanting to know what was going on because every fiber in her body was screaming at her that something was terribly wrong with him and she needed to make him some soup.
 

CoffeeHorse

Exhausted, but still standing.
Staff member
Council of Elders
Citizen
The Amoc may collapse someday. I'm thinking some smaller things have already collapsed or gone into overdrive. The weather this summer hasn't just been hotter. It works differently. I'm still waiting for rain to cool things down here, and I'm still watching as every blob on the radar abruptly disintegrates like it's slamming into a forcefield. I'll watch in hope as an hour with an 84% chance of rain abruptly plummets to 9%. Forecasts have always been a joke but they are no longer reliable even one hour into the future. Something is broken.
 

Pocket

jumbled pile of person
Citizen
Like I said, "climate change" makes it sound like something only an old fogey would be scared of; we need to start saying "climate destabilization."
 


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