My local area has been devastated by historically unprecedented floods twice just this year, with nearly complete destruction of all local infrastructure. I kno

My local area has been devastated by historically unprecedented floods twice just this year, with nearly complete destruction of all local infrastructure. I know two people who drowned. I have had complete loss of roads and bridges out of the valley where I live, necessitating long walks with a backpack to get supplies. Internet and electricity gone for weeks at a time. My nearest town (Lismore, NSW) may not survive at all. Large numbers of people here, many in their 50s and over, are now homeless, living in tents and caravans. Such consequences, having been predicted now for over 30 years and systematically suppressed or rubbished by the fossil fuel industry and their purchases in government, are happening all over the world. Waves of further natural disasters, and the consequent millions of refugees spreading across the world, will cause political convulsions making the last couple of years seem like an oasis of stability. My anger is not religious, it's personal grief and fear about the destruction of our physical world. Anyone who is not angry by the sheer vast scale of the emergency is a fool or a psychopath. Your trivial focus on the temerity of companies working in the climate change area trying to make money, as opposed to the worldwide horrific real consequences of climate change itself, to all denizens of our world, human and non-human alike, is so weird its motivations are deeply suspect.