In human history this is going to be a critical period for millennia, well moreso than the bronze age or the like. The only mass extinction we will hopefully ever endure as a species, and one we caused to ourselves. It will be remembered like the KT impact millions of years ago.

I was on a thread talking about the water crisis in the west and agriculture. Suggest that we should grow less cow food and eat a meal or two less of beef a week, you'd think you were asking them to give up their left leg. Not like it's going to be an option much longer, can only grow so much food with so much water, and I doubt this 'drought' isn't just the new climate for the next few hundred years until a responsible generation can finish a draw down process

I have to do everything I can, my 3 year old daughter is going to be here in 2100. This is absolutely her future. Those people who don't care can be discouraging, but we have to try

Just out of curiosity, how is South Dakota getting hydro power, does it have a big damn I just don't know about?

Gotta say working on an anticoagulation clinic I'm really hoping my patients I need to bridge off warfarin with a LMWH don't think this applies to them. The title is a bit overgeneralized, like you said, very specific population

Actually the film is interesting in subtly addressing the magnetosphere thing. A moon around a gas giant would be at risk of being fried by radiation focused by the planet's own magnetosphere. This is the challenge with Europa, and why the Europa clipper mission won't ever actually orbit Europa itself. In avatar you repeatedly see areas of massive magnetic flux, generally where the 'spirit trees' are. You can tell from large rock rings standing on end, following the contouring of magnetic field lines. This is also close to the 'flying mountains' which are suspended by such a magnetic field. The new movie was a bit different, but the original mentioned 'unobtanium' being mined which was a natural room temperature superconductor causing the magnetic fields. Generally small planets and moons solidify and a solid (ish) core like Mars doesn't produce a strong magnetic field like earth has. A small moon like Pandora flying free would solidify and lose a magnetic field, then have it's atmosphere stripped by solar wind, again like Mars, but an exo-moon would have massive gravitational tidal flexing to keep it's core active just like Io and to a lower degree Europa.

So kinda, outside of the magic 'unobtanium' it could exist

Yes but also significant evidence the risk of naproxen is significantly less, and mixed evidence as to if it really breaks from placebo or not. Thought to relate to the platelet related inhibition like ASA has

I think so, I think it's NAPI

Based on the map I'm guessing it's up north near where the animas and San Juan Rivera merge near Farmington NM. That would make that huge irritated area NAPI (Navajo Agricultural Products Inc) basically a massive farm owned by the Navajo nation. Just drove through there last week, very impressive.