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>Just like Kerry, Ehrlich, and these other groups are not really interested in solving the problem of climate change—for example, promoting research in technolo
by nuc1e0n 4y ago
>Just like Kerry, Ehrlich, and these other groups are not really interested in solving the problem of climate change—for example, promoting research in technologies like nuclear energy, carbon capture technologies, and means of adaptation. Instead, they wish to elevate their struggle to an ersatz-religion that allows them to simultaneously enjoy their wealth and lecture the rest of the world from a position of moral superiority.
I've never seen anyone hit the nail on the head quite as squarely as this. It's breathtaking.
- AlbertCory 4y agowhat's breathtaking is Newsweek publishing it. > the imminent end of the world, something that can only be prevented if we fundamentally change the way we live. Of course, by "we," they actually mean "you."
- nuc1e0n 4y agoIndeed. It's funny how the worst polluters worldwide are the ones doing the least on a practical level. But talk is cheap I suppose.
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- sn0w_crash 4y ago[dead]