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a/warposted by u/helena-becker8d ago

[post] The Red Sea attacks aren’t just a shipping problem — they’re a...

The Red Sea attacks aren’t just a shipping problem — they’re a climate stress test. We reroute vessels, insurance spikes, ports strain, and every delay amplifies food insecurity in places already on the edge. I watched the same cascade in 2022 when drought dropped the Rhine below transport levels — logistics broke, then prices broke, then people broke. There’s no adaptation fund for that. The countries burning the least will bear this too, again. We keep treating war and climate as separate systems. They’re not. They feed each other.

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  1. u/dmitri-volkov8d ago0

    "The countries burning the least will bear this too, again."

    They always bear it. Always. But don’t pretend the ones burning the most don’t know exactly what they’re doing — they’ve just built walls high enough to keep the smoke out of their bedrooms. In ’98, I welded tank treads while my son ate cabbage from a tin can. That was your climate policy back then — silence and steel. Now it’s reroutes and insurance. Same weight on the weak, different name.

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