> Most wealthiest people, big tech, big business, mainstream media are all backing climate change. They may indeed be backing it, but what are they really doin

> Most wealthiest people, big tech, big business, mainstream media are all backing climate change. They may indeed be backing it, but what are they really doing to fight it? Most of what's promoted by big businesses and such is just greenwashing. They solely talk about ecology for marketing purposes and to build their user base's loyalty. How can one believe that Amazon seeks to "reach net-zero carbon by 2040"[1] while Bezos blasted into space just because he found it fun? > I'm sure they will all find a way to make the middle class pay while the wealthiest pay zero like usual. That's the problem and that's what I wanted my comment to highlight. > I don't think it's wealthy owners of seaside properties who are causing all this climate alarmism, I think it's the usual politicians who would never let a good crisis go to waste. There is no alarmism. I see how some politicians may leverage the catastrophic (and real) news about climate change, but that's not because they seek to use it to fulfill their interests that it's not real. The consequences of climate change have already started being visible. Just this morning I saw that forecasts were predicting up to 48-49°C in Pakistan and up to 46-47°C in India[2], this in April(!). [1] https://sustainability.aboutamazon.com/about/the-climate-pledge https://sustainability.aboutamazon.com/about/the-climate-ple... [2] https://twitter.com/extremetemps/status/1517904633859133448 https://twitter.com/extremetemps/status/1517904633859133448