Are the politics of climate about to change?

[Mixerr Reviews]

http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-b...1-are-the-politics-of-climate-about-to-change

 

[Jx2]

Translation: One party is ready to take their heads out of the fukking sand finally, but only because polling is indicating to them that denying continues to hurt their party's public image. Not, you know...because they are actually acknowledging the science/empirical evidence.

 

[Mixerr Reviews]

Translation: One party is ready to take their heads out of the fukking sand finally, but only because polling is indicating to them that denying is only hurting their public image. Not, you know...because they actually are acknowledging the science/empirical evidence.

Neither will likely their heads out of the sand here in the US. It's quite a shame. Good point though.

 

[acri1]

Hate to tell you breh, but any topic about climate change goes triple wood in this forum, for some reason.

That said, I'm happy to see any progress on this. If this doesn't get dealt with, and soon, our generation will be hated for years to come. I'm not overly convinced that Congress will do anything significant in the very near future tho.

 

[Wild self]

Hate to tell you breh, but any topic about climate change goes triple wood in this forum, for some reason.

That said, I'm happy to see any progress on this. If this doesn't get dealt with, and soon, our generation will be hated for years to come. I'm not overly convinced that Congress will do anything significant in the very near future tho.

Most people don't care for climate because they too busy trying to survive this short time on this planet.

 

[Mixerr Reviews]

Most people don't care for climate because they too busy trying to survive this short time on this planet.

I agree with you.

 

[JahFocus CS]

Answer: nope.

 

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