Interesting that it appears by looking at the visuals, a great deal more of land mass will become more suitable over the next 50 years, mostly in Canada and Russia. Investment opportunity?
So just because Canada is getting warmer that doesn't mean we can necessarily move all our food production further north and keep going as normal.
We're screwed.
Since the climate has always been changing, and 100 years ago we were coming out of the "little Ice Age"... why was that so perfect?
There must be some changes from global warming that are beneficial, surely?
Not trying to be snarky, but I see claims like this all the time (and not just about climate change), and nobody seems to provide a reputable source for said claims. Cite your source, just like you were in school.
Bringing infrastructure to these newly suitable lands will be a massive engineering challenge.
Great article here: https://nsidc.org/cryosphere/frozenground/people.html
Who cares if a bunch of Indian coastal cities get flooded if you have a breadbasket and tons of oil?