> That's not the climate change problem, it's the biodiversity problem. I agree with you. The state of our oceans is a much more current and verifiable problem

> That's not the climate change problem, it's the biodiversity problem. I agree with you. The state of our oceans is a much more current and verifiable problem than the actual EFFECTS climate change will have in the future. I’m not denying it exists. But there’s a lot of conflating the mass extinction with climate change, but they’re not the same thing. And climate change gets all the money right now. Because it’s fashionable. Not because it’s necessarily optimal spending wise.