> And it it turns out that co2 reduction is necessary to save those lemurs, so be it. The threat to lemur habitats is 1) Malagasy people practicing slash-and-b

> And it it turns out that co2 reduction is necessary to save those lemurs, so be it. The threat to lemur habitats is 1) Malagasy people practicing slash-and-burn agriculture, exacerbated by a very high birthrate on the island which means there is ever more need for new agricultural land to exploit, 2) Madagascar’s poor using charcoal for cooking because they cannot afford something like kerosene, and 3) rampant logging so that the exotic wood can be shipped to China for the furniture industry. It has nothing to do with the CO2 crisis.