Adapting to Extreme Weather and Climate Change
There are freethinkers today who believe the climate has always been volatile, and climate change has little to do with the actions of people.
#Forwardism: Adjiedj Bakas and Vinco David
- Why does the debate on Extreme Weather & Climate Change feature only two facts: the climate does what it does, and people influence their environment?
- Why do we find it hard to imagine that anything in nature could happen without our leading the change or influencing the outcome?
- How did the climate exercise its will on Earth for billions of years before humanity arrived?
- Is climate change and extreme weather linked to a food and health revolution?
- Why is it problematic for humanity to avoid change and want everything to be still and stagnant, including nature?
- While the climate is becoming less predictable, can we say with certainty what the direction of change is, or what the consequences will be?
- What scary stories, distorted truths, scientific muddles and research results open to various interpretations have been around for years?
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Radical ideas may help save us from disastrous climate change, but we must implement them well.
#Forwardism: Adjiedj Bakas and Vinco David
- Should we all be a little more suspicious when faced with claims of impending disaster?
- How does the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere appear unrelated to temperature?
- Can we be creative enough to find solutions for either the problem or its consequences?
- Does common sense resist putting all hope in one expensive, unrealistic solution?
- Is a world without emissions the Promised Land?
- Will environmental and health concerns be the imperatives of the next food revolution?
- Can we stop cutting down rainforests and be more careful with energy resources?
- Will climate change and extreme weather cause rising food prices that lead to social unrest, political instability and even revolution?
While climate change is a major problem, rather than allowing young people to be fearful of it, we should encourage them to be innovative.
#Forwardism: Adjiedj Bakas and Vinco David
- Are we living in the age of climate panic?
- How have activists used panic to cultivate a belief, a religion, a cult — something the authors call the Climate Church?
- If climate change is an existential threat to humanity and the planet, why has the number of deaths resulting from a natural disaster fallen by 99 per cent over the past 100 years?
- Is flight-shame, fat-shame, meat-shame, luxury-shame, chocolate-shame, energy-shame and capitalism-shame creating climate depression amongst many western youngsters?
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