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minus-squareYourPrivatHater@ani.sociallinkfedilinkarrow-up2·6 months agoPossibly not even then as we might already have caused a irreversible shift by melting the permafrost wich contained tons of Co2 We would have to go full nuclear winter for a few years.
minus-squareYourPrivatHater@ani.sociallinkfedilinkarrow-up3·6 months agoAh… Well that makes sense but tbh, most weather stations are satellites and autonomous stations that run mostly without interactions, so it would take a few years for the recordings to stop completely.
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Possibly not even then as we might already have caused a irreversible shift by melting the permafrost wich contained tons of Co2
We would have to go full nuclear winter for a few years.
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Ah… Well that makes sense but tbh, most weather stations are satellites and autonomous stations that run mostly without interactions, so it would take a few years for the recordings to stop completely.