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That's not at all what this is about. Climate immutability is not a human right, but if something is shown to cause harm, then you might reasonably expect huma
by unglaublich 3y ago
That's not at all what this is about.
Climate immutability is not a human right, but if something is shown to cause harm, then you might reasonably expect humanity to limit this harm.
- seydor 3y agoWhile the right to life is a human right, safety from all harm isn't
- Martinussen 3y agoDoes that distinction matter when we are talking about something that absolutely causes loss of human life?
- seydor 3y agoHunger causes loss of life, and in order to eradicate hunger people need a lot of stuff (like natural gas for fertilizer) that is environmentally damaging I appreciate the judge here making a stand for something they believe in, but it's not easily defensible