If anyone is suggesting we spend taxpayer money to prepare for extreme wet seasons, then yes, we may need more data on that. On the other hand, it is beyond do

If anyone is suggesting we spend taxpayer money to prepare for extreme wet seasons, then yes, we may need more data on that. On the other hand, it is beyond doubt that global warming is happening and getting worse. Ergo, we have to seriously cut down our CO2 emission. In the year 2019, anybody who's asking for more data on that is just willfully stalling discussion. Stop getting hung up on "radical remaking of society," because that's going to happen anyway. Whether we like it or not, society is going to be radically remade when we lose Miami and New Orleans to the sea.