Famines of biblical proportions is coming

[Lewis]

Our planet has morphed into a hot house machine as global temperature for the first six months of 2020 registered at 1.3C above the 1880 baseline, a number that has a new significance ever since the IPCC special report of 2018 about the risks exceeding 1.5C.

 

It is generally acknowledged that a 2.0C above the 1880 baseline is an impossible world to live in. At 1.5C we will lose food production around the world.

 

The problem arises because global surface heat is accelerating, not decelerating. Atmospheric greenhouse gas concentration accelerating like never before and is widely acknowledge by scientists throughout the world. New research published only a couple of weeks ago shows atmospheric carbon dioxide now at the highest level ever.

 

Adequate food and water are the main risks to human survival in a world of collapsing ecosystems. It’s a known fact that excessive global heat causes multiple levels of damage to crops, the world is already at 1.3C above pre-industrial, another 0.2C pushes some crop growing regions into flashing red zones.

 

Dr Peter Carter is an expert IPCC reviewer being interviewed in video about this.

 

 

[Friends just call me Ross]

It's going to take Divine Intervention to save us and our earthly home.

 

And Jehovah is going to do just that.  

Rescue, and relief, is on the way.❤️👍

Soon...very, very soon. 🎆

[Lewis]

Thanks for your comment Rosanne

 

A divine intervention indeed, its not looking good short term for Satan’s system, thank goodness we have a hope to look forward to, a kingdom that never will be brought to ruin.

[Witness1970]

It seems to me that Satan's attitude is that, if he can't rule the Earth, then he will ruin the earth.  And the governments overall are going right along.

[Pabo]

On 11/25/2022 at 2:20 AM, Witness1970 said:

It seems to me that Satan's attitude is that, if he can't rule the Earth, then he will ruin the earth.  And the governments overall are going right along.

 

Scorched Earth policy at it's core.