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In reply to the discussion: I hate to break it to you, but. . . [View all]SoutherDem
(2,307 posts)1. Capitalism at its best.
If we wait for the market place to fix this it will be too late. But, I agree with you we will wait till it is too late and then it will be President Obamas fault, because we know the Republicans have wanted to fix this problem for sometime.
In all seriousness, if it wasn't an election year and we didn't just have the SCOTUS decision on heath care at least the heat wave may be leading the news rather than being squeezed in.
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Yes, I've had to deal with that mentality. It's generally an excuse to take care of one's ownself...
freshwest
Jul 2012
#16
If we went after every possible recourse to slow the process, it appears to be too late and many are
lonestarnot
Jul 2012
#3
As has been my argument especially for sun belt states and windy cities, every building should be
lonestarnot
Jul 2012
#5
Emission mitigation was never going to happen, their focus now is geoengineering.
joshcryer
Jul 2012
#14
I think extinction is too strong of a word, but Climate Change will have a culling effect on humans.
Kennah
Jul 2012
#13
There is a chance. If pandemic wipes out 95% of humans, that might buy us some time. nm
rhett o rick
Jul 2012
#10
I think we will eventually ( need to ) try to change the Earth's albedo.
FredStembottom
Jul 2012
#17
This was predicted by the Pentagon years ago and those with money have acted accordingly.
freshwest
Jul 2012
#18
"If I should remark that in the Pacific depths bubbles trickle ominously through concrete boxes. . .
Journeyman
Jul 2012
#20
Like barrel of wine-yeast explode in population and poison their own "planet" with waste alcohol-
ErikJ
Jul 2012
#23
The good news is that global warming doesn't exist so there's nothing we could do about it anyway.
Kablooie
Jul 2012
#35