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You can't divorce questions as to likely consequences from the questions as to the cause of the current climate changes.
The consequences are utterly dependent on the causes.
You, believing the CO2 story, assume the warming will continue. Therefore you see growing problems as per the worst of the alarmists.
That's only true if the cause for the warming is CO2.
BUT, if the warming is natural, then the consequences are likely to be very different. If its natural then the warming will either be mild and/or will reverse at some point. Indeed many of those in the natural camp, think the reversal of the late 20th century warming has already began, and, therefore, the consequences will be those associated with a cooling planet.
To draw a rather weak analogy...you want to discuss the consequences of a couple having unprotected sex while trying to ignore issues as to whether the bloke's had a vasectomy.