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Complete ecological collapse by the end of the century isn't an existential threat?
Not if you loosely define "organized human society". Imagine a bright future where you just live in your pod and be a happy meatbag that powers the Matrix. Hell, even corporations are "organized human society".
Those ghouls are saying we should dim the sun instead of disinvestment in oil.
No, I'm certain that human civilization would survive.