The Uninhabitable Earth

degrees Celsius, and that's the point at which things start to get really screwy.

For readers out there, there's a journalist, kind of a popular science writer named David Wallace-Wells, who came out with a book called The Uninhabitable Earth back in 2015.

Or 2016 or so.

And many climate change, not deniers, but, you know, evangelists.

Nature's revenge, rendered in real time on our phone screens.

David Wallace-Wells writes in The Uninhabitable Earth, the fact that warming is now hitting our wealthiest citizens is not just an opportunity for ugly bursts of liberal schadenfreude, it is also a sign of just how hard and how indiscriminately it is hitting.

All of a sudden, it's getting a lot harder to protect against what's coming.

And what is coming? Much more fire, much more often, burning much more land.