YES! But we must take quick and meaningful action now!
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YES! Go to greenworldrising.org for more information.
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Thom's Blog Is On the Move
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Keep carbon in the ground loved it!
The internet is full of everything.
Using a survey to coax People into a false sense of hope about our ability to remedy the collapse of our global atmosphere's ability to support life in order to make the case that America can sustain the Presidency of an indisputably pro dirty energy Hillary Clinton is irresponsible.
Hillary and her husband's forte is monetizing public service for their own gain - period, nothing more, nothing less. If you hate cash in our democracy then it would be irrational for your to vote for a clinton.
Even if we stopped burning fossil fuels today, the earth would continue to warm for the next twenty-five years. The only question is: are we willing and able to prevent the extinction of the human species in the twenty-first century? Since we are committed to burning fossil fuels for at least another ten years, I think not.
Roland
Again with the missing "No" button! Anyway, I think there time, but very very little of it left, and the longer we wait the more severe it will have to be. Frankly, I don't see anything serious happen until after we pass the tipping point beause until then, corporations will continue to reap huge profits, and then afterward, they will begin to offer (sell) "solutions" that everyone will have to have, and again, they'll make a killing off the killing of life on this planet. Of course they'll have the economci resources to ensure that they and their own are adaquately safe and secure.