My expectation for the past few years has been that climate change will continue to ravage more and more countries as a bunch of governments collapse, and in that collapse, massive instability will cause industry to basically shut down. As people rebuild, industry will begin but democratically, and we will have collectively been in enough shit for so long that we tolerate a loss to our quality of life as we rebuild industry *away* from fossil fuels. Climate change will probably hit 2-3 degrees which will dramatically shift life and kill millions from disaster and famine, and capitalism simply isn't strong enough to survive that, and the humans that start to rebuild won't be able to and won't want to rebuild our world as it is.
It is going to get *messy* quickly. It is time for all of us to start learning what we can about permaculture, climate science, foraging, hunting, fishing, crafting products using non-plastic materials, and about a billion other little things that humans have known in various ways before and that we can know again. We separated ourselves from the natural world for a long time--to the point that we consider manmade things to be separate from natural things--and survival requires a reintegration of ourselves into our environments. And humans are a ridiculously hearty species--we are self-made extremophiles.
I'm buying a house in the Philadelphia area with the explicit goal of setting up a permaculture garden and having community space to provide for my new neighborhood. I will be bringing folks to local foraging walks both in the city and in some of the surrounding areas, and I'm continuing to develop relationships with folks at the gun shop who are able to teach me how to hunt and butcher and prepare deer. If anyone is local and wants to meet up to start discussing climate resilience, please feel free to reach out!