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Potentially destroying the ocean vs spending money to reduce carbon emissions is a no brainer, and it's the job of these scientists to say that out loudly rathe
by OneGuy123 6y ago
Potentially destroying the ocean vs spending money to reduce carbon emissions is a no brainer, and it's the job of these scientists to say that out loudly rather than to push for these extreme solution which can produce a blackswan disaster of epic proportions that even money won't be able to save.
The arrogance of scientists to "try out my method instead" is at fault since if these scientists were to actually want to save the planet they would push on politicians to spend money rather to try and implement potentialy extremely destructive solutions.
In short, you fail to understand that this might create a unfixable disaster, while global warming is obviously solvable by other means since we are far from any kind of an serious crisis, regardless of what "scientists" say.
The world is NOT burning yet, which means we can and HAVE TO avoid stupid solutions like dumping iron in the ocean while there are harmless solutions available.
- adrianN 6y agoScientists have been pushing on politicians to lower emissions at least since the early nineties. There is no discernible dent in the rise of CO2 levels. There is not even a big dent in the rise of emissions: Not even the second derivative is pointing in the right direction.
- OneGuy123 6y agoYes, let us now dump iron in oceans instead, because what can go wrong?
- jjoonathan 6y ago> The arrogance > you fail to understand Indeed.