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“It never rains, but it floods.”
The scientific evidence for climate change is overwhelming, but anybody with an ounce of sense (and a memory that goes back more than a decade) can see that the weather is getting stranger all the time.
Of course, due to the great stupidification, there are wide swaths of the public who are in denial about this, but it really doesn’t matter, because the process is clearly so far gone that it’s going to continue regardless of what half-assed “Kyoto” treaties get put on the negotiating table.
Essentially whatever weather was “dangerous” for your region will become disastrous. So-called “hundred year” events will happen every decade for a while, then every other year. Floods, ice-storms, heat-waves, hurricanes, tornadoes, and so forth will become so common that they’ll barely get any play on the news.
Forget about all that crap about fixing it. Not gonna happen. There will, however, be plenty of business opportunities in “green” products, not because they’ll have an impact on the environment, but because that’s a good marketing message when the weather is going to hell in a handbasket.
As for your personal life, the smart folk will move to someplace where the worst that nature dishes out doesn’t usually kill many people. For example, if you’ve got property in coastal Florida, there’s a good chance you’ll end up underwater sometime during the decade. On the other hand, if you live somewhere that the worst thing that ever happens is a blizzard, your property will look mighty attractive to the wealthy refugees fleeing the once-balmy south in their borrowed rowboats.
http://www.bnet.com/blog/salesmachine/five-mega-trends-that-will-shape-the-next-decade/13129?pg=5
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