Bill McKibbin wrote: "I think it’s on a lot of minds that many parts of our earth won’t be habitable going forward. As I tried to explain in a recent book, global heating is systematically shrinking the size of the board on which humans can play the game of life.

A recent study found that every time the temperature rises another 10th of a degree Celsius, another 140 million humans find themselves living outside the “human climate niche,” the zone with temperatures where our species flourishes.

We’re going to need to rediscover that we’re a social species, which for Americans will be hard—at least since Reagan we’ve been told to think of ourselves first & foremost (his pal Margaret Thatcher insisted ‘there is no such thing as society, only individual men & women.”) And in the Musk/Trump age we’re constantly instructed to distrust everyone & everything, a corrosion that erodes the social fabric as surely as a rampaging river erodes a highway." https://billmckibben.substack.com/p/where-should-i-live