Climate change poses a real threat to the world, and the prevailing idea is to spend billions trying to slow it. Yes, we should do what we can to recycle and save energy, but it isn’t the only global problem we face. I’m increasingly of the opinion that we should be realistic that it’s now all but irreversible and spend less of our finite supply of money on prevention, and more on treatment - helping those who are affected.

The New York Times discusses this point of view - click here.

Posted Wednesday, January 3rd, 2007 @ 6:07 pm
Filed in community and social, environment, politics, science and tech

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