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Sure, but they are not imminent (what is the pearl harbor of climate change?). Further, climate change is highly politicized whereas WWII mobilized the entire
by kansface 8y ago
Sure, but they are not imminent (what is the pearl harbor of climate change?). Further, climate change is highly politicized whereas WWII mobilized the entire country in purpose.
- InitialLastName 8y ago> what is the pearl harbor of climate change? I'd say Katrina, Sandy, Irene, Maria, Camp, Woolsey, and Mendocino, but if you're not convinced already you'll never be.
- sierdolij 8y agoDisclaimer: I'm apolitical because right/left is divide-and-conquer, divided-we-fall noise. Climate change shouldn't be political or some far-off hypothetical.. no propaganda, rationalization or BS can deny the mountain of evidence that it's an immediate, existential threat that demands immediate, decisive action on the decatrillion-dollar moonshot scale (roughly the total, multi-decade cost of Iraq & Afghanistan).
- british_india 8y agoOh yes they are! The CO2 warming we are seeing today come from CO2 that entered the atmosphere 10 years ago. So, the damage is happening RIGHT NOW.