There have been record temperatures every day for more than a year. Scientists are investigating what’s behind the extraordinary measurements.
“There’s no ambiguity about the data,” said Gavin Schmidt, a climatologist and the director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies. “So really, it’s a question of attribution.”
Understanding what specific physical processes are behind these temperature records will help scientists improve their climate models and better predict temperatures in the future.
I'm confused. You don't want your own kids because they might be in peril due to the climate. I get that. But do you think it will be any easier to leave an adopted kid in a world that you think is unfit to have children in?
Assuming you're asking in good faith, the difference would be helping someone through this hell-hole that's already here, and was disadvantaged at the start. As opposed to bringing someone in.
On top of that, having kids carries a massive carbon footprint. An adopted kid is already penciled in for that. I'd even wager a kid in the system would be more of a burden on carbon levels than one in a home.
The user is interpreting it as the OP wanted to not have kids because of climate uncertainty - did not want to raise a kid that would have to deal with the climate. So instead they adopted a kid to raise someone else's kid in a world where they would have to deal with the climate.
I think OP is implying reduction of population but the comment kinda reads weird.