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Part of the problem is that it is hard to convince people that 2 degrees farenheight difference would be all that bad. A lot of the talk is around keeping chang
by afarrell 9y ago
Part of the problem is that it is hard to convince people that 2 degrees farenheight difference would be all that bad. A lot of the talk is around keeping change "under 2 degrees" and a lot of the opposition is in the US.
Nobody in the US has an intuition for what a change of 2 degrees celcius feels like.
- Sangermaine 9y agoPlease don't paint all of us with the idiot brush. It's not "opposition in the US", it's opposition from one party in the US. We were ready and willing, and had started under Obama, to combat climate change. It's the Republicans who have made opposition to even acknowledging climate change an article of their faith.
- afarrell 9y ago> Please don't paint all of us with the idiot brush I'm not. I grew up in the US and lived there for 26 years. How is it idiocy to lack an intuitive sense for a unit of measurement that you don't ever use?