The only consistency in our climate is that it goes through cycles of heating and cooling on a fairly regular basis and we're overdue for the next cold turn.
The feedback system cannot go in one direction only, eventually the pendulum has to swing back and when it does we'll really see a "climate disaster" because within a few years we'll cease to be able to feed and warm our ever growing population.
Cold, starvation, and deprivation due to cooling will make the wars we've seen so far look like child's play.
The normal heating/cooling cycle is 110,000 years long.
When cycles are that long, it is not a "disaster" because each generation only has to make tiny accommodations for it.
But the current artificial increase of 32 trillions tons of carbon added to the atmosphere every single year, is compressing that 110,000 year long natural cycle, into about 200 years of an artificial cycle.
And that is way too fast to accommodate.
In addition, the current artificial warming is happening on top of about the highest part of the natural warming period.
That means we will artificially be creating a double warming like the planet has not seen in hundreds of millions of years.
That means lots of permafrost and ocean bottom, frozen methane hydrate is going to be defrosted.
And since methane is 27 times the greenhouse gas of CO2, the odds are this will greatly accelerate global warming.
There is a potential then for a race condition, where all the liquid water also then evaporates, turning the atmosphere of the earth into the dense heat retainer of the planet Venus, where the surface temperature is that of molten lead.
That would mean the end of any life on the planet.
So your perspective is all wrong.
The normal cycle is so slow it is never a problem at all.
The natural ice age glaciers never got south of Kansas.
Over tens of thousands of years, farming just can slowly shift south or north, as needed.
Cold is not a problem, and the Arctic is full of life, both on land and in the sea.
Excess heat and desertification is a problem, like the Sahara used to be ocean and swamps that teamed with life.
Now Saudi Arabia, Israel, etc., have to run nuclear desalinization plants.
