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    Trump wants Greenland because everytime he plays Plague Inc., those greenie fuckers close their ports before he can infect them.

    Madagascar is next

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    I'm going to wear a zenops hat for a moment and actually say it's not a bad idea strategically to have Greenland. If climate change ends up being as bad as the doomsday scenarios, it might be a lot more habitable or even desirable in 100-200 years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sabad66 View Post
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    I'm going to wear a zenops hat for a moment and actually say it's not a bad idea strategically to have Greenland. If climate change ends up being as bad as the doomsday scenarios, it might be a lot more habitable or even desirable in 100-200 years.
    Moodys got press earlier this year by publishing a study which indicated that Canada's GDP actually benefits from climate change.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buster View Post
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    Moodys got press earlier this year by publishing a study which indicated that Canada's GDP actually benefits from climate change.
    I could totally see that. Something like 80% of the country is pretty much useless and not realistic to live/build industry but with warmer temps that will change.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buster View Post
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    Moodys got press earlier this year by publishing a study which indicated that Canada's GDP actually benefits from climate change.
    Did they mention a time frame? 10,000 years?

    Looking at paleoclimatology, evergreen trees used to grow at 70 degrees N latitude for about 80% of earths history and the average Arctic temp was around 0c.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenh...eenhouse_Earth

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    Climate change is probably a thing, it is absurd to think otherwise.

    No doubt we are in "extreme measures" if you have to do a closed loop water system like El Paso. It costs a lot of money to not use rainwater, or aquifers for basic human sustinence, nevermind some sort of food production.

    Will El Paso be "unsustainable" in a decade? Could be.
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