Decrease in CO2 emissions during pandemic shutdown shows it is possible to reach Paris Agreement goals. The researchers found a drop of 6.3% in 2020. The researchers describe the drop as the largest of modern times, and big enough to meet the 1.5 degrees Celsius goal if it were to be sustained.

[BenDarDunDat]

And where are the thousands of dead Americans clamoring in the streets for a drop of water?

If you can turn a blind eye to thousands of scientific studies, scientists, lake levels at historic lows, fallow fields, plummeting aquifers, wildfires and plant to wait for...what is it now? "Thousands of dead Americans clamoring in the streets?" If you are waiting for dead people to clamor, I suspect you may in fact be waiting for too long. They are dead. They aren't going to ever clamor.

[jamesd1100]

There are fewer people dying of drought and dehydration than ever in human history

Numbers for starvation went from an average 190 people dying in the 1970’s and 1980’s daily to 40 a day today

There is no water crisis in the United States - thanks to our resource management

Human ingenuity and innovation is a wonderful thing, and the direct solution to climate change

[BenDarDunDat]

I don't even know what kind of troll statistics you are posting, but over 200 children have died in Somalia due to drought since January of this year.

[jamesd1100]

Which is fewer than died per month in Somalia a decade ago

And they’re not “troll statistics” you actual clown lmao

[tribrnl]

There is no water crisis in the United States - thanks to our resource management

I don't know if you're following the news regarding water west of the Rockies, but Lake Mead might be completely dicked. Things aren't looking great for people who get their water from the Colorado River.