You know what bothers me the most?
1/2 the world (or whatever percent, I could care less for the point of this argument) KNOWS Climate change is real AND who's to blame (humans).
The other half (again, whatever the percent) KNOWS climate change is real AND who's to blame (everything other than humans).
While the other 10% (are you following my math?
) knows climate change is real and isn't sure about the reason (or is sure, and it's mostly natural / man mix)
So let's recap:
Everybody sees the world changing. 1/2 of us want to capitalize on that by boosting capital and political influence to further their agenda. The other 1/2 wants to capitalize on that by boosting capital and political influence to further THEIR agenda.
The other 10% of us just see Louisiana losing millions of acres of land to the sea and an estimated 2000 square miles of coast line in the next century.
I'm part of the 10%. I don't have an answer (i.e., the answer is complicated AT BEST) but know we need to try & do something.
My $.02
1/2 the world (or whatever percent, I could care less for the point of this argument) KNOWS Climate change is real AND who's to blame (humans).
The other half (again, whatever the percent) KNOWS climate change is real AND who's to blame (everything other than humans).
While the other 10% (are you following my math?
) knows climate change is real and isn't sure about the reason (or is sure, and it's mostly natural / man mix)So let's recap:
Everybody sees the world changing. 1/2 of us want to capitalize on that by boosting capital and political influence to further their agenda. The other 1/2 wants to capitalize on that by boosting capital and political influence to further THEIR agenda.
The other 10% of us just see Louisiana losing millions of acres of land to the sea and an estimated 2000 square miles of coast line in the next century.
I'm part of the 10%. I don't have an answer (i.e., the answer is complicated AT BEST) but know we need to try & do something.
My $.02