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<blockquote data-quote="dmac1" data-source="post: 4379079" data-attributes="member: 60252"><p>A lot of ignorant people say that we could move to colder regions further north as the earth warms. Thats is really ignorant. First off, the months of near total darkness limit growing crops like hard red winter wheat. And next, just because northern Canada may be warmer in summer, because of 24 hours of darkness in mid winter, it is still going to get very cold. As I tried to explain before, but wasn&#039;t understood, thermodynamics will make weather more extreme- with more wind and potentially much more precipitation or much less, or even both- massive snowstorms in the frigid winter, and massive drought the other nine months. We have a climate we can live in now. Spending trillions and trillions to move the human population north is a stupid idea. Better off spending less money to just mass produce solar panels and battery storage and reduce the emissions that would force such a dumb move towards the poles.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="dmac1, post: 4379079, member: 60252"] A lot of ignorant people say that we could move to colder regions further north as the earth warms. Thats is really ignorant. First off, the months of near total darkness limit growing crops like hard red winter wheat. And next, just because northern Canada may be warmer in summer, because of 24 hours of darkness in mid winter, it is still going to get very cold. As I tried to explain before, but wasn't understood, thermodynamics will make weather more extreme- with more wind and potentially much more precipitation or much less, or even both- massive snowstorms in the frigid winter, and massive drought the other nine months. We have a climate we can live in now. Spending trillions and trillions to move the human population north is a stupid idea. Better off spending less money to just mass produce solar panels and battery storage and reduce the emissions that would force such a dumb move towards the poles. [/QUOTE]

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