El Niño set to be 'strongest in living memory', says Met Office
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Good timing. Billions of people will be affected. thousands or maybe More might die. Maybe this will be enough to push the change we need
As long as the billionnaires don't feel any of it they don't care.
They'll only care when surveillance states stop working and there are very, very angry mobs outside their houses.
Add to that all the billionaire wannabes, enablers and most millionaires too probably.
More than thousands. No doubt.
Thousands died if we narrow down to only France and only during heatwaves and only this summer, unfortunately.
It's just a preview for what's normal in a few decades
The estimate I heard was that without this El Ninos, we would get there with global warming by late 2030's.
Or
FTFY 😊
You think any of us will still be alive in a few decades? 😂
Certainly.
question is when are we gonna do something about it.