>Climate is not creating any real problems with food production that couldn't be remedied... I interpret this and GPs comment as the same: we have ways to solv

>Climate is not creating any real problems with food production that couldn't be remedied... I interpret this and GPs comment as the same: we have ways to solve these issues technically, but currently lack the other dimensions (trust, collaboration, incentives). As climate change adds risk, cost, and complexity, we are increasingly further from a solution, not closer. Your aggressive and dismissive rhetoric provides little in the way of substantive evidence or reasoning, either.