Agreed, and I would add that too many of us wrap the world's problems under one label: "climate change" which is not useful. Discussion and action should be co

Agreed, and I would add that too many of us wrap the world's problems under one label: "climate change" which is not useful. Discussion and action should be continually focused on cleaning up our act across multiple areas for the purpose of being responsible and innovative custodians of this planet. Waterways, deforestation, soil contamination, wildlife, air quality, energy efficiency, agriculture, resource management... with the aim of "improving living standards and health, creating a better world for next gen"; rather than just "stop climate change". We are too obsessed with "climate change" and debating whether it's natural or man-made or a mix of both, and whether it can be stopped or slowed. Who cares? We know climate can change all by itself anyway, so cleaning our act up to "stop climate change" is to me a rather pointless agenda designed for convenience rather than accuracy and depth of information. The scope of the world's problems deserves more than a two word umbrella caption.