The mighty Mississippi is so low, people are walking to a unique rock formation rarely accessible by foot

[Unknown Poster]

Scenes like this coming to a town, city, or country near you very soon.

People treated this planet like we just got another planet like this in the universe that we can go to when we f*** this one up. And now, we're going to live in the land that those consequences of those actions created.

 

[CodeKansas]

Human extinction... Coming soon to a town near you.

Spoiler

Knock on wood!!

Long as I get to see these cacs go...

 

[Back&4th]

A few months back they were talking about building a pipline from The Mississippi to California

Guess thats off now.

 

[Mike809]

One of the reasons that I'm holding back on having kids.

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

Wtf? Ain’t no more water under the Memphis bridge!!

That’s unbelievable!

As a child I used to be afraid when we had to drive over it. People used to commit that there and drown.

Ain’t that where Ed Reed’s brother jumped?

 

[MikelArteta]

End times

 

[3rdWorld]

There's another river or lake that serves both Mexico and the US that's dried up.

 

[Wild self]

There's another river or lake that serves both Mexico and the US that's dried up.

Over half the American population experienced drought this past summer

Thats a Mad Max scenario waiting to happen.

 

[3rdWorld]

Over half the American population experienced drought this past summer

Thats a Mad Max scenario waiting to happen.

Its climate change. Yet the so called industrialised nations poisoned the earth and still deny they had any impact.

 

[Wink Beaufield]

So much shyt coming home to roost in the coming years. Unchecked wildfires, more devastating hurricanes and god know what the fukk winter will bring for some areas.

Got other spots experiencing once in a 1000 year floods and other spots catching droughts.

People will drown in their homes and still not believe in climate change.

 

[Json]

I guess we are to the “and find out” part

 

[Ghost Utmost]

I guess we are to the “and find out” part

Karma is undefeated

 

[invalid]

And people will still deny climate change is real. The Mississippi River flooded parts of Memphis in 2019, just three years ago.
If you've ever been across that Memphis-Arkansas bridge you know how insane that picture looks.

It's really looking like that in Memphis?

 

[Slow Moving]

Is temporary winter is coming plus is the Missouri River causing this the Mississippi up north is full.

 

[Elim Garak]

But climate change isn't real, I don't want to switch to renewable energy, electric cars aren't masculine.