Yep, I agree, and look how well the desire to move forward immediately with fossil fuels turned out. Thanks for providing an example of what I'm saying. It's no

Yep, I agree, and look how well the desire to move forward immediately with fossil fuels turned out. Thanks for providing an example of what I'm saying. It's not an evil aspect of the human race, it's just that we are extremely short sighted by our nature. As for the corporations, of course they want to keep the current direction. It's how they make money. Regardless of the direction we choose in how to handle the situation, if we decide us doing something is warranted, I guarantee those same corporations will figure out a way to make money from it. The bad things you see them doing today against change will turn into bad things they'll do when they embrace change. My concern is that in our efforts to do something quickly we cause more harm than what we proposed to prevent or fix. In that vain, some of the accusations that I'm hearing about the diesel scandal in the EU is of a similar thought.