INTRODUCTION

CONSEQUENCES OF CO2 DRIVEN CLIMATE CHANGE:
extreme high temperatures  prolonged drought
uncontrolled wild fires  insect infestations
winter road failure  permafrost melting
loss of seasonal snow packs  lack of irrigation water
flash floods  violent storms
sea level rise  fish stock collapse
high wet bulb temperature  
 

UNCONTROLLED HUMAN MIGRATION
In many countries climate change is more consequential than in Canada.
There is already uncontrolled human migration from low elevation tropical
countries into higher elevation temperate countries.
Each new migrant stresses existing accommodation, infrastructure
and public services.
 

PROCRASTINATION:
By failing to take climate change mitigation seriously political leaders and fossil
fuel promoters squandered Earth's former good climate. A fossil carbon tax
provides little climate benefit if consumers cannot access economic clean energy.

Continuing failure to mitigate climate change will eventually lead to a climate similar to
that during the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM) 56 million years ago. The adverse
climate during the PETM caused extinction of both large land animals and many marine species.