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>you can have a politician with major donations from Coal/Fossil Fuels try to legitimately discredit a trend that 98% of the scientists in this field have agree
by khattam 10y ago
>you can have a politician with major donations from Coal/Fossil Fuels try to legitimately discredit a trend that 98% of the scientists in this field have agreed is proven by data
Which politician? What data?
>98% of experts in a field have empirically demonstrated with data that trends are occurring
I would think those experts would have better things to do, but any source?
What is hilarious to me is to see ignorant pseudo intellectuals who believe in political propaganda without even considering what the implications are. So, yeah, climate is changing, it always has and yes human activities affects it too. So what do your politicians do about it? Collect money from people who have no other alternative but to use the same fuel and give it to their friends, move manufacturing to different parts of the world causing more resource usage in transportation instead and pushing inferior, impractical and just as environmentally taxing technologies by subsidising them. How is any of it helping the cause again?
- zbyte64 10y agoYes, experts in the field have better things to do then demonstrating the harmful effects of certain human activities /s
- woodandsteel 10y agoSubsidies have encouraged the renewable energy industry to explode and drop prices radically, and soon unsubsidized renewable energy will be cheaper than fossil fuel energy.