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30,000 people flying to Davos once a year is not a major or substantial driver of global warming. If you calculated the carbon dioxide released by that action,
by javagram 7y ago
30,000 people flying to Davos once a year is not a major or substantial driver of global warming. If you calculated the carbon dioxide released by that action, it would be a very small fraction of all human activity (there are 7 billion of us after all)
Not sure what “rooking the masses” refers to, but if you’re talking about policies that would lead to increased fossil fuel consumption by the world at large, that would be the correct target if you’re focused on global warming.
- smitty1e 7y ago> 30,000 people flying to Davos once a year is not a major or substantial driver of global warming. Ask Scott Adams regarding the persuasion value.