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We're starting to enter a new minimum thanks to reduced solar activity, this is going to at least counter the effects of the greenhouse effect and buy humanity some time. Let's see if the politicians can put that life-line to good use? I'm not holding my breath though.
Last edited by TwoWolves; 26 November 2018, 23:41.
Sounds great, except no coastal cities will exist to ship goods from/to etc etc.
Plenty of time to dredge the seabeds and build new islands with all that sand. Eureka! No more flooded coastlines and plenty of new islands to sell to the world's rich at immense profit.
China have been doing this for years in the South China Seas area.
Maybe tomorrow, I'll want to settle down. Until tomorrow, I'll just keep moving on.
Sounds great, except no coastal cities will exist to ship goods from/to etc etc.
There will, just that they will be new coastal cites. A smart forward thinking investor might determine where the new coastline is likely to end up and buy the land now to sell at a profit when the new coastline is established. now what could possibly go wrong!
There will, just that they will be new coastal cites. A smart forward thinking investor might determine where the new coastline is likely to end up and buy the land now to sell at a profit when the new coastline is established. now what could possibly go wrong!
Dover will no longer be a critical port
The Fens and Broads will be tidal again, the flood plains where all the houses were built cheaply will flood, it's all positive
The Fens and Broads will be tidal again, the flood plains where all the houses were built cheaply will flood, it's all positive
Ah, time to resurrect my idea of living on a boat in a field to avoid planning issues. No need to even bother digging a pond to float it in if I get some cheap floodplain land. Prices are bound to sink on this news.
Maybe tomorrow, I'll want to settle down. Until tomorrow, I'll just keep moving on.
There are too many people on the planet. Until those alive wake up to the fact that fertility must be controlled, things will get worse. Then people will die horrible deaths - lack of water, food, or from pollution.
Last edited by GreenMirror; 27 November 2018, 13:04.
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