what happened to her ? <| sep |> Nochmal , fr diejenigen mit sehr schlechtem Textverstndnis Es ist ein Unterschied ob man ein assessment Prozess mit den externen Bewerbern durchgeht , oder intern . Hab auch nirgendwo geschrieben , dass garkein Parkour durchgegangen wurde . Mensch , wenn ihr euch schon uert , dann geht doch auch sicher , dass ihr nicht zu dmlich seit fr den Diskurs und eines der wichtigsten Faktoren dafr ist , nicht anderen Wrter oder Aussagen in den Text zu drcken , die nirgendwo so dastehen . <| sep |> First , where do you live ? This is important to ask , because climate change first effects the poorer , developing nations , and then would appear to hit developed countries via coastline issues and then agricultural issues . You could say all of this has happened , with the California drought and Hurricane Sandy . The issue of climate change is also that it ' s a slow , longterm event . Don ' t think things get so bad in three years that the whole thing collapses . It takes decades , if not close to a century , for all of the bad things to really bubble up and burst . This is why we can confidently say we ' re in and caused a mass extinction event of life on the Earth . This doesn ' t mean everything dies by next Thursday , but that we have enough information to say we ' re going to see too much of natural environments warped in a hostile manner , and this takes a very long time . We will both likely be dead of old age long before the real ' hit ' of this happens , but it ' s something we can repeatedly predict . Ending the use of fossil fuels is a necessity . The societal benefits are really not that big when you can consider if we invest in solar , wind , and the like , we can quickly replace the fossil fuel model . Do you know you can get America entirely run on renewables like this before 2030 ? The obstacle is the GOP and their fossil fuel lobbyists . It ' s why they ' ve attacked Elon Musk , both for his electric cars and the gigafactories , which if there were 20 made on the Earth , they ' d create enough renewable energy for the whole planet . He ' s currently in production of two of them . The lobbyists are now saying Musk wasted money as an attempt to cripple his plans wholesale . For your question about loss of life , the answer would be a straight up yes . People losing their energy sources today may mean society gets a bit frozen , but one can work within that . Keeping what we ' re doing at the rate we ' re doing it will eventually cause societies to crash harder than merely cutting the cord . If you don ' t want Middle Eastern migrants or civil wars in those nations , you want the climate issue to be cared of . It may sound hyperbole , but what was one of the last straws that broke for the Syrian crisis ? Farmers who complained to the government about land not capable of farming crops upon , and the government told them to go to hell . If you ' d like a more presentday perspective of the issues , you could always look up records of the Earth ' s temperature by month , study the limit scientists think we should stay within , and look into Earth Overshoot Day , which only highlights we ' re accelerating the problems , not retracting from them . When people like Laurence Krauss say things are worse than predicted , the data is why . I hope some , or all of my rambling , helped . People are not concerned because Trump will ruin the Earth , it ' s that he will and has elected people who are still playing for shortterm profit while ignoring longterm sustainability . These people are rightfully dangerous and crazy , and why they ' ve begun a War on Climate by politicizing Musk and NASA in particular .