And, to think that this destruction of Planet Earth is on purpose.The number one priority for a number of folks is to melt the ice off the Arctic Ocean and open the Northwest and Northeast passages.The bitter, brutal irony of that thought process is there won't be any more trade as usual, if any trade at all.What is not ironic, but truly discouraging, is the article does not mention this scale of destruction has happened before.The entire span of the Silk Road was eaten down to desert.    Déjà vu all over again.   And, that was likely the cause of the vast Sahara and Sonoran deserts, as well as western Australia.The scientists should look to the past as prologue.  And they, not a commenter such as myself, should be able to say to those who would destroy a planet for cheaper trade, "Be careful what you wish for, you just might get it."

And, to think that this destruction of Planet Earth is on purpose.The number one priority for a number of folks is to melt the ice off the Arctic Ocean and open the Northwest and Northeast passages.The bitter, brutal irony of that thought process is there won't be any more trade as usual, if any trade at all.What is not ironic, but truly discouraging, is the article does not mention this scale of destruction has happened before.The entire span of the Silk Road was eaten down to desert.    Déjà vu all over again.   And, that was likely the cause of the vast Sahara and Sonoran deserts, as well as western Australia.The scientists should look to the past as prologue.  And they, not a commenter such as myself, should be able to say to those who would destroy a planet for cheaper trade, "Be careful what you wish for, you just might get it."

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