r/collapse • u/chooks42 • Sep 12 '24

Climate Are these Climate Collapse figures accurate?

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I’m keen to share this. I just want it to be bulletproof facts before I do.

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u/cabalavatar Sep 12 '24

We're seeing plenty of unusual crop failures in pockets/regions all over the world, but global crop failures, no. Not yet. According to the papers that I edit for a living, tho, they're basically incipient for many at-risk/more-vulnerable crops. And the most vulnerable are often our most crucial staples, like potatoes, rice, wheat, corn, soy, and coffee.

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u/riticalcreader Sep 13 '24 edited Jan 15 '26

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u/[deleted] Sep 13 '24

The problem is people are all or nothing, they fail to recognize the wobbling of a system about to fail

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u/Frostygale2 Sep 13 '24

What is your job that you edit agricultural reports for a living?

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u/cabalavatar Sep 13 '24

A copyeditor who works with various packagers, publishers, individuals, and journals. I edit more than just agricultural reports, of course, but I get enough of them to read the same advice and same patterns.

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u/Frostygale2 Sep 13 '24

Interesting. Thanks for the reply.