Where did this idea come from? IPCC projects ~1 inch increase in annual rainfall per increase in degree with high regional granularity. The most agriculturally productive areas are projected to get even more rainfall than that (U.S. at >5x the global average for rainfall gain over the last 50 years) + increased insolation. After the umpteenth study debunking methane clathrate feedback loops and IPCC rejecting including it yet again, I genuinely don't understand the existential angst about climate change. We're banning fertilizer over this? Weird.
«IQ realists» tend to be disagreeable, and are either good enough to maintain appearances while saying their true beliefs on anonymous forums, or don't care about the cost, or think they can afford it.
Would there have been a cost for you to be an IQ realist in Russia?
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Where did this idea come from? IPCC projects ~1 inch increase in annual rainfall per increase in degree with high regional granularity. The most agriculturally productive areas are projected to get even more rainfall than that (U.S. at >5x the global average for rainfall gain over the last 50 years) + increased insolation. After the umpteenth study debunking methane clathrate feedback loops and IPCC rejecting including it yet again, I genuinely don't understand the existential angst about climate change. We're banning fertilizer over this? Weird.
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