NO! And the fossil fuel industry & politicians are to blame.
48%
NO! And we must act now before it's too late.
52%
Asked on Oct. 8, 2013 11:46 am
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climate action:
the climate acting in response to both our actions responsible, and to our irresponsible inaction
climate change:
the climate adapting to people not changing
the natural consequence of environmentalists permitting and regulating environmental destruction
an ongoing corporate policy created global catastrophe, denied by the corporate party's Republicans and ignored by the corporate party's Democrats
an opportunity for liberal cap & traders to profit greatly from bundling pollution swap credits, while short-selling futures for human survival
climate collapse:
the natural consequence of the many decades of degenerate (Greatest, My, and now Millennial) generations regularly providing supermajority affirmative political support for continuing the corporate (R) & (D) party's sociopathic policies
climate justice:
Nature slowly punishing humans, ever harder, for having so greatly ravaged and disregarded Her
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when is a question -not ..... a question? it's when you make a statement, put a '?' at the end, then offer a choice of: NO or no. then, what's really FUN, is to make 'that' question about MANKIND, and my impact. but i'am trying to SURVIVE here. as a person, a husband, a father, an employer/employee, an American citizen. i extend my 'feelings' to friends & neighbors who are un-fortunate also to other Americans, who i see on TV news -struggle. i'am angered & i cry to see what is happening to My America. and You want me to put GLobal climate topics above EVERY thing else. our climate is important. it's on my List. but put 'things of immediate importance' in proper prospective. i get the feeling---> we're in the ReaL World -and- you are 'making-up Topics of discussion as a College Professor.oh -i hear the BeLL ringing. class over. i gotta go to work. p.s. -you're Wasting my time.