"No human generation gets a pass here - if we don't manage water, we can't run those crops... Our understanding does not allow any way for water and crop yields to improve faster with our climate future, at least now; unless humanity makes it easier" https://coopcastonline.us/2016/10/19/baltimore_shower.wm... wms://coop-casting.org > *Climate is still in a "stag," so to speak, of rapid rate changes (or more broadly the collapse, disintegration, transformation from human to anthropomorphic; sometimes "progress." (3)) For all intents & purposes, "nature" (or as the science now admits to me more aptly (more precisely a natural selection process: for all purpose; ety m/o EconPythics ) that's how the system always has been, whether for millions of years or for billions of thousands of miles; all of their "systems" were already there at or before humans left the arctic, and all of us are, and probably ever must be there ag...