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During an Ice Age, where would you move inside the USA? | |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 45931  Canada12/04/2018 02:24 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Little Ice Age However, if you think it's cold here in the Southwest now, you should have been around back in the days when the Spanish, Mexicans and Anglos settled in the region, during the period scientists call the "Little Ice Age." A world-wide phenomenon that lasted from the 15th century well into the 19th century, the Little Ice Age brought frigid winter weather and powerful storms to many parts of the world. [link to www.desertusa.com (secure)] |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 72661162 United States12/04/2018 02:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If as some people hint, there is going to be an ICE age, where would you move? Quoting: Nobody Special 4 Now Now granted it's going to come slowly, the natural disasters will just keep getting worse and worse. More flooding every year, Kind of like what's happening, so where will you migrate to? Some place without ice. |
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| WokeWook
User ID: 77175135 United States12/04/2018 08:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Short answer: Montana Stay away from people. Stay away from volcanoes. Stay away from oceans. Move to areas with the lowest population density possible. Competition for game animals will be fierce during years when volcanic ash has caused the growing season to be non-existent. Farm the shortening growing seasons with hardy crops until the glacier is at your door. Then utilize the fresh soils pushed ahead of it and the springtime glacial melt water to your agricultural advantage. Volcanoes: [link to www.sciencedirect.com (secure)] Earthquakes(i.e. tsunamis): [link to principia-scientific.org (secure)] ---------- I believe a considerable percentage of the modern-day population will migrate south due to fear and desire for comfort. This could have the effect of severely overpopulating those fertile regions for generations. The overhunting in those areas could be so bad that when no more crops can be grown due to ash clouds or poor farming practices, they will become nomadic hunters and lose their capacity for sustainable farming many generations later. Last Edited by WokWook on 12/06/2018 08:56 PM |
