> We need to fundamentally change how humans live on this planet and interact with our ecosystems to move past issues like this. I don't know about that. It s

> We need to fundamentally change how humans live on this planet and interact with our ecosystems to move past issues like this. I don't know about that. It seems like moving to mostly-electric transportation and replacing coal and natural gas power plants with wind and solar isn't a huge lifestyle change. That's not to say that such a change can be done quickly, nor it will be easy. We still have some unsolved problems like energy storage. But it's not like we all need to become hunter-gatherers and live in cob huts. I think that by implying that people are going to have to give up driving or not heat their houses in the winter in order to address climate change, we just make it that much harder to gain political support from those same people.