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Sure, there are bright sides to be found in everything. But I don't think you can seriously put this forth as an argument that rapid climate change will have a
by mac01021 10y ago
Sure, there are bright sides to be found in everything.
But I don't think you can seriously put this forth as an argument that rapid climate change will have a net positive benefit for human welfare.
Also, no such bright side exists for forests and wetlands.
- randyrand 10y agoForests and wetlands will migrate, not exterminate. I personally think it will have a net positive effect. It's already forcing us to invest in renewables which means the economic depression from running out of oil will be less. Rapid climate change is not as rapid as you may think: https://www.quora.com/profile/Richard-Muller-3/answers/Climate-Change https://www.quora.com/profile/Richard-Muller-3/answers/Clima...