Climate Regulation
The word ‘climate’ refers to the 30-year trend in weather conditions within a region. Descriptors like humid or dry, warm or cold, describe two significant variables in defining a region’s climate: temperature and precipitation. Though these variables fluctuate daily - what we refer to as ‘weather’ - climate describes the long-term pattern of these variables. They are important considerations in farming, settlement, and other resource use.
Stats - The planetary systems that regulate climate are becoming saturated and can no longer keep up.
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Boundary - The majority of natural climate regulatory processes are saturated and can no longer keep up with current need.
The Cost - $USD 1,299,000,000,000,000.00