Glaciers Are Disappearing Almost As Fast As You Can Ski Down Them | Climate Games

I know things have to change. But I fear that it is already too late. Our species may have already doomed itself, 
by setting into motion a feedback loop that will warm the planet more rapidly than predicted, hotter than predicted, and with far worse consequences than imagined. Even if we don't cut one more acre of forest, we will lose more forest every year from fire than it would take to filter out the carbon that will be released. Even if we stopped burning fossil fuels today, we very well may be looking at temperatures , and conditions, that most life on the surface of our earth are unable to survive. I'm not saying that we shouldn't try. We should try. But we should also start building massive infrastructure under ground that is able to sustain the diversity of species that we can save. We will need to grow crops underground. Animals may not survive summers. Plants will burn and die from lack of water. Every thing we are used to will be destroyed. We will struggle to have enough oxygen to breathe. I wish everyone the best of luck. If we haven't run out of time yet, we will shortly. Melting glaciers and sea ice have changed the mass distribution of our planet. This is causing a rise in volcanic activity across the globe, as everything that has been balanced over many thousands of years gets redistributed. At some point in the very near future, storms, droughts, flooding, and severe temperatures will make it impossible for us to keep rebuilding. Holding back the sea would be a monumental task by itself. But rebuilding cities and communities in flood zones and in other areas that get hit by storms will be impossible. Because storms will destroy faster than we can rebuild. Fires will destroy faster than we can rebuild. We will start to lose species, and we will see a collapse of ecosystems around the globe. No economic system is prepared to handle these events. Volcanic activity may add to the rise in temperatures. All the activities that make places no longer habitable will add a whole another level of feedback loops. Species that suffer in the ocean have already started to die out. So many people will become homeless, that civilization will start to deteriorate. Farmers will find it impossible to grow crops in such hot and difficult conditions. Many forests and green areas will turn into desert. Animals will die off. Famine will become unbearable. Disease will strike the heart of every species that ecosystems rely upon to keep them stable. Hunger, Homeless, lawlessness, extinction, these are the things that we are facing. All because we think that God put us on earth to have our way with its resources. We deny the science. We are too arrogant to except and correct our own mistakes. People are too greedy to give up the things that cause this problem. Many people believe that if it is the end of life on earth, that it was God's plan all along and there is nothing we could have done to change it. People dream about living on Mars. But we can't even manage to exist on a planet that is abundant with diversity of life and species. Too bad. Good luck.