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Comment by Vespasian

4 years ago

Yeah it's been hitting even central Europe (Germany, France, Benelux AT/CH etc) for the last few years.

It's harder to notice from afar because it's not deserty (yet) but the temperatures are going up all year and with it the obvious problems and also new and "exciting" fauna and flora is arriving.

Many places in that area are historically very water rich that's why the consequences to everyday life are often not yet that severe.

No idea about Europe but I think the Colorado River watershed will improve in 2023, ruining any chance of getting meaningful change accomplished - and guaranteeing deadpool by 2030.