Just further clarification of how little we understand the damage we're doing at an ever increasing rate. We've achieved a little awareness along with some lim

Just further clarification of how little we understand the damage we're doing at an ever increasing rate. We've achieved a little awareness along with some limited recycling and energy saving, but still use an order of magnitude more than even as recently as the 80s. Oil companies see melting ice caps and think "great! new places to exploit" I don't see much hope of change until something seriously dramatic happens. Dramatic enough to convince the most dogmatic politician currently thinkng growth is the only thing that matters. Only then we'll try and fix it. Probably by having to adopt something like a war economy, globally, with all the restrictions and ramifications that would bring.