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People who are climate change denialists in 2026 are way too far gone.
If anyone needs convincing at this point I'd say it's those who think they know of / believe in climate change but vastly underestimate the severity of the problem. Like they've never heard of feedback loops or peeped the sea surface temperature anomaly graph.
The truth is closer to the Newsroom clip than "it's going to be hotter and there will be more extreme weather events, but humanity will definitely carry on because I find that thought more comfortable than the alternative".
If we haven't reached the point of no return, political inertia will carry us there as things stand.
Our minister of mobility (who is reducing public transport funding in favour of funding local airports) said on an interview she does not worry about climate change at all. Instead we should invest in companies working on climate change technology, as they'll fix the whole problem.