> "It's not the handful of climate change deniers that's the problem. It's the overwhelming number of people who want to say they're green." We see time and ti

> "It's not the handful of climate change deniers that's the problem. It's the overwhelming number of people who want to say they're green." We see time and time again that laws are required to achieve massive rapid change and reduce the economic impact of that change. In 1974 one could have spent thousands on a custom installed catalytic converter. That "green" person would have experienced a great financial burden and see no measurable impact on air quality. It would have been a foolish decision. That's why we need laws and that is why the handful of climate change deniers, that have a disproportionate influence on policy, are so dangerous. How one votes is what matters (mattered) most.