I'm encouraging myself to try and enjoy every halfway decent day as long as it's possible, but instead I proceed to read depressing articles.
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I can't decide if this article is depressingly insightful or Insightfully depressing.
Either way things don't look good.
Your average person is unaware of the many overlapping cycles, loops, and patterns that make our various environments habitable for humans, plants, and animals. Oceanic currents are a foundational cycle, on which many other things are reliant. This is truly alarming to read.
And yet... If it's coming, I want to make popcorn and see what happens