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Will heatwaves become our new normal?
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this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2025
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A rare exception to Betteridge's law,
In this case, the answer is a resounding "yes"
But extremes in both directions of the mercury will become more common, as winds change too
Basically, we're fucked. It's also too late unfortunately
US found a solution - just don't measure it or talk about it. There - problem solved.
Ah, the Trump covid method.
Every 0.1 degrees matter
I agree
Now try to convince the people in the West with their lifestyle to sacrifice even the tiniest thing
Then try to convince everyone in the world who aspires to that lifestyle that they shouldn't have it, because the people who got there first fucked things for them
Good luck with that