What I meant is there might not be enough Magma to cause a VFI 8 eruption (I assume you're thinking of pumping enough dust into the air to cut down sunlight and hence UV?)
Icarus: A Climate TL
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Logger.com — 'Los Angeles Water Crisis' page on 08/22/21
Chapter 1: The Tempest
"Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow,
Creeps in this petty pace from day to day,
To the last syllable of recorded time;
And all our yesterdays have lighted fools
The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle!
Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player,
That struts and frets his hour upon the stage,
And then is heard no more. It is a tale
Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury,
Signifying nothing."
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So a mixture of Reddit and Facebook?Chapter 1
"And all our yesterdays have lighted fools
The way to dusty death..."
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First advertised as a "neoforum," the site's content is split between groups (moderated communities broadly similar to a subforum) and trees (organically created groupings of messages and posts discussing the same topic). Users can also opt to post to their timeline, which effectively acts as a global community. Submissions and posts can either be liked or boosted to be more prominent.
>Solar necrosis
well, I guess some of thw alternative theories to CFCs as cause of ozone layer colapse are wild
well, I guess some of thw alternative theories to CFCs as cause of ozone layer colapse are wild
Yikes… terrifyingly plausible and insanely well done! I’m absolutely stunned at the quality of this timeline, and how frightening such a simple scenario is!Chapter 1
"And all our yesterdays have lighted fools
The way to dusty death..."
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First advertised as a "neoforum," the site's content is split between groups (moderated communities broadly similar to a subforum) and trees (organically created groupings of messages and posts discussing the same topic). Users can also opt to post to their timeline, which effectively acts as a global community. Submissions and posts can either be liked or boosted to be more prominent.
Who/what is the ‘Cole’ mentioned here in the California V. Cole case?
James M. Cole, Attorney General of the United States. California (supported by some other states) claimed that the convention did not strictly follow the procedures set by the Congressional resolution calling for a convention of the states. The Supreme Court disagreed.
I think one of the most interesting parts of this timeline is seeing how politics change as a result of the scenario, and all the wacky things that happen when political norms are completely thrown out the window. California suing a Democrat Attorney General is certainly a good example lol
Adding on to this, what does the US Congress look like in terms of parties and seats? How are the Greens and Homeland doing?
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Seconded, I think it highlights how dire things are in the US that the two party system split apart at some point between 2004 and 2022.
2008 United States presidential election & Clean Atmosphere and Green Jobs Act (proposed)
CNN RSS News Feed — November 4, 2008
- 2008 ELECTION: Exit polling shows taxes, trade, and environment top issues
- Santorum doubles down on Iran war comments
- US 'reserves right' to retaliate against EU for GM foods dispute
- Dems bullish on Senate prospects as GOP eyes expanding House majority
- State Department warns travelers of increased danger in Thailand due to cartel and pirate raids
- New Orleans flood defense project two months ahead of schedule
- Inside South Korea's video game culture
- Forecasters say 2008 is the warmest year on record
- WHO: SARS epidemic shows annual virus scares possible 'if action is not taken'
- Central African rebels capture Bossangoa amidst brutal fighting
- South Africa to ramp up coal production to satiate growing demand
- See how this Peruvian tour company is adapting to scorching solar radiation
- Massachusetts to allow medical cannabis as three other states hold referendums on it today
- Newly opened Large Hadron Collider shut down for repairs
- Santorum takes tough stance on China, calls to label it a currency manipulator
- Caracas to begin water rationing in December
- New bird species discovered in Papua New Guinea
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Sorry, I only checked to make sure it worked on desktop! It should be better now for mobile users.
“Iran war comments”. Yikes…
And I can see you’re starting to incorporate some alt demographic shifts, as New York gained an electoral vote and North Carolina lost one. Plus blue Louisiana!
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>water rationing in caracas
>annual virus scares
>peruvian tour company adapting to UV
lots of 🚔 🚨 tier moments _already_ and this is 2008.
>annual virus scares
>peruvian tour company adapting to UV
lots of 🚔 🚨 tier moments _already_ and this is 2008.