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this post was submitted on 23 Jul 2023
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Today on npr they mentioned 1.5 being likely within 10 years and could result in catastrophic consequences. Um ah. So half of north america being on fire and the other half along with europe and china have weeks of record breaking heat is not catastrophic along with all the drought!!!
Unfortunately, no it's not catastrophic. I think we'll run out of adjectives before this is over, so we need to ration them now.