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Originally Posted by Hersbird
Not tundra but boreal forest. It doesn't happen overnight but neither does the change in climate. What they do have is lots of water, with technology soil is actually optional.
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If it gets warmer in Siberia then conditions will look more like Mongolia.
There's big forests... and little agriculture. And they are struggling.
Not all of Mongolia is forest though; the south is part of the Gobi desert. Guess what will happen there if temperatures rise?
Nature often does not work as you'd like.
It is a huge bet to think rising temperatures will create fertile land where none is now.
Especially as we will definitely lose fertile land to desert forming and rising seas.
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Last edited by RedDevil; 10-02-2019 at 08:55 AM..
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