In April this year, Nature, a science magazine that takes itself seriously, published an article on climate change. You know how they are with these climate change papers, articles, or opinion pages. They are always about the collapse or burning of the earth as we know it. For reasons best known to the climate change movement, every narrative is always dripping with doom. They are always apocalyptic. So the Nature paper did not deviate from tradition.
The Nature report projected that by 2049, climate change would cost 38 trillion US dollars in economic damage. Yes, projections are always long-term in the climate change industry. It’s never about next year, next month, or next week. As a result, the projection is always conveniently set far into the future.
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