The Wrong Climate Problem?

[Great egret]

"A magnitude 7 is enough to cause famine in a large part of the world and reduce average temperatures by 1C (apparently)."

We can use a 1C temperature drop so that eruption is exactly what we need then

 

[Broch]

"A magnitude 7 is enough to cause famine in a large part of the world and reduce average temperatures by 1C (apparently)."

We can use a 1C temperature drop so that eruption is exactly what we need then

Yeh, but not overnight

 

[Wander]

Isn't there a piece of the Canary Islands (or somewhere) waiting to slue off and send a tsunami across the Atalantic, gather more and more depth, more and more destructive power, to finally hit the east coast of America causing DEATH to all?

 

[saxonaxe]

Isn't there a piece of the Canary Islands (or somewhere)

Not too sure..But Hollywood is working on it...

 

[Scottieoutdoors]

So just to clarify, should I purchase the rest of the British army modular sleeping system? Or will just the medium weight bag do the trick?

Also does anyone know a good filter I can put over our snorkels in the event of an eruption?

 

[TeeDee]

So just to clarify, should I purchase the rest of the British army modular sleeping system? Or will just the medium weight bag do the trick?

Also does anyone know a good filter I can put over our snorkels in the event of an eruption?

And Sun screen... you will most definitely need Sun screen..

 

[dwardo]

Wont be long before we are tapping the earths core directly for energy. Then we will all be harking back to the old days of volcanoes when there isnt enough lava to put on a show anymore

 

[Broch]

I know this will get blasted by some, but all these potential 'the end of the world' problems just reinforce my belief of live life every day as though it's your last. OK, I do go along with make as small a footprint as possible, but don't make your life a trudgery!

 

[Great egret]

I know this will get blasted by some, but all these potential 'the end of the world' problems just reinforce my belief of live life every day as though it's your last. OK, I do go along with make as small a footprint as possible, but don't make your life a trudgery!

The end of mankind is not the end of the world, statistically we are about to be an anomaly, a plague at the end of its peak. The world will go on perfectly without mankind just as ice ages and the dinosaurs were once here. So I totally agree with you, live your life everyday as if it was your last.