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I'm taking humanity's reaction to the coronavirus threat (and vaccine!) as proof that climate change is irreversible.
Posted by
Beryllium (aka grayman)
Aug 9 '21, 09:49
So the question is survival. Not reversal.
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Yup -- nm
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Pippy
Aug 9, 09:58
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I'm only a small % serious but at what point, when buying a new home, should I be looking at how to run it entirely off grid? -- nm
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oblique
Aug 9, 10:00
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Get a Tesla solar wall and you probably could easily. -- nm
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JaxSean
Aug 9, 10:13
around here you look to make sure rising water levels won't drown you... -- nm
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Beaker
Aug 9, 10:12
and think about what part of the country to be in?
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Remlik
Aug 9, 10:10
I mean....we've seen that electric grids can and do fail, so I'd at the very least look for or add in a house generator
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Pippy
Aug 9, 10:06
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