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LG war der Auslöser, bzw. mein körperlicger Widerwillen gegen ihre unbelegte, fantastische, spinnerte Hysterie damals* war der Auslöser, warum ich dann das in das erschütternde WG2-Projekt #by2030 geschlittert bin.
Das war aber ganz am Anfang von LG.

*meine >damalige< Meinung

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Cool webstory by the Guardian.
600mio in food insecurity #By2030
"Global averages mask a huge amount of chaos that lies underneath. What you see is unpredictability."
See? Global averages mask risks to regions AND to civilisation.
At global mean 1.6C, we can be finished – the Why won't show in GMST.

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This! Dumpster has set the stage for a Great Collapse of both our state-level society and climate. Losing agency watchdogs also means access to critical data. Rumors of our demise have been greatly underestimated. Soon we will have front row seats to witness our fall. Brace for impact. #By2030

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Deleted my workplace and changed bio. With disruptors in power, my prediction for a 2025 Great Collapse is more likely. #By2030

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Screenshot from AR6-WG2, chapter 13 on Europe:

Disruption of habitat connectivity reduces resilience and is projected to impact 30% of lake and river catchments in Europe by 2030, through drought and reduced river flows. Average wetland area is not projected to change at 1.7°C GWL across Europe, while for > 4°C GWL expanding sites in NEU are not sufficient to balance losses in SEU and WCE. At 3°C GWL the alpine tundra habitat and its associated species are projected to be lost in the Pyrenees and shrink dramatically in NEU, WCE and EEU.

Population range shifts are projected to continue at 1.5°C. The largest losses of suitable climatic conditions are projected for plants and insects, with different taxon-specific regions of highest risk, while proportions of species projected to loose suitable climates are lower for other groups. > 1.5°C GWL will lead to a progressive subtropicalisation in SEU, expanding into WCE at > 3°C GWL,  and an expansion of desert biomes in EEU.

Screenshot from AR6-WG2, chapter 13 on Europe: Disruption of habitat connectivity reduces resilience and is projected to impact 30% of lake and river catchments in Europe by 2030, through drought and reduced river flows. Average wetland area is not projected to change at 1.7°C GWL across Europe, while for > 4°C GWL expanding sites in NEU are not sufficient to balance losses in SEU and WCE. At 3°C GWL the alpine tundra habitat and its associated species are projected to be lost in the Pyrenees and shrink dramatically in NEU, WCE and EEU. Population range shifts are projected to continue at 1.5°C. The largest losses of suitable climatic conditions are projected for plants and insects, with different taxon-specific regions of highest risk, while proportions of species projected to loose suitable climates are lower for other groups. > 1.5°C GWL will lead to a progressive subtropicalisation in SEU, expanding into WCE at > 3°C GWL, and an expansion of desert biomes in EEU.

Screenshot of AR6-WG2, chapter 13, Europe with text and maps.

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Risks for terrestrial ecosystems will increase with warming with high impacts at > 2.4°C GWL and very high impacts > 3.5°C GWL. Land use changes will increase extirpation and extinction risk. In NEU, biodiversity vulnerability is projected to be lower as new climate and habitat space is becoming available. Warming < 1.5°C GWL would limit risks to biodiversity, while 4°C GWL and intensive land use may lead to a loss of suitable climate and habitat for most species.

Europe maps show suitable climate conditions for plants, insects & mammals, at warming of 1.5°C and 3.2°C:

At 1.5°C, insects lose 40-60% of their habitat in many and vast regions of Europe: In small areas, they go extinct. 
At 3.2°C, plants lose 40-60% of their habitat in all regions. Mammals fare a little better than plants and keep their habitat in a bit larger areas.
 
Insects go extinct at 3.2°C in all regions, keeping at most 20-40% of their habitat.

Screenshot of AR6-WG2, chapter 13, Europe with text and maps. Text: Risks for terrestrial ecosystems will increase with warming with high impacts at > 2.4°C GWL and very high impacts > 3.5°C GWL. Land use changes will increase extirpation and extinction risk. In NEU, biodiversity vulnerability is projected to be lower as new climate and habitat space is becoming available. Warming < 1.5°C GWL would limit risks to biodiversity, while 4°C GWL and intensive land use may lead to a loss of suitable climate and habitat for most species. Europe maps show suitable climate conditions for plants, insects & mammals, at warming of 1.5°C and 3.2°C: At 1.5°C, insects lose 40-60% of their habitat in many and vast regions of Europe: In small areas, they go extinct. At 3.2°C, plants lose 40-60% of their habitat in all regions. Mammals fare a little better than plants and keep their habitat in a bit larger areas. Insects go extinct at 3.2°C in all regions, keeping at most 20-40% of their habitat.

Danke re NABU/Habeck-Coup!
WKA und Greifvögel: die bisherige Ausbauplanungsmenge muss mMn eh sein, auch mit echter Demandside-Politik einer nicht-neoliberalen Regierung, die tats. zurück in planet.Grenzen wollte. WKA-Verhinderung mindert 🦅-Survival-Chancen, wo ihre Nahrungskette bricht #AR6 #by2030

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