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To study global warming is essentially to study applied thermodynamics. The unfortunate thing about this science is that the study of it is riddled by various agendas, and are often plagued with warnings of incoming economical DOOM. As a result, some people don't trust any action by the government due to the findings of the studies, and rightfully so. At the same time, such findings can bring uncomfortable news. After all, no city wants to deal with the fact that they are going to drown soon, right?
Personally, I want to see a study where they figure out the optimal temperature for humans. Of course that study will take a long time, since the earth is a VERY complex system, both environmentally and economically.
Personally, I want to see a study where they figure out the optimal temperature for humans. Of course that study will take a long time, since the earth is a VERY complex system, both environmentally and economically.
Humans over time have endured an omni-environment.
Basically tell people that public policy will not be influenced by the environmental lobby. When people know you aren't trying to drastically change society they'll be more likely to listen.
Sweep it under the rug, and stop talking about it, because there's no such thing.
But there IS such a thing as global warming. Earth warms up earth cools down. Sea level rises, sea level lowers. Deserts shrink, deserts grow. Ice age comes, ice age goes. A few thousand years ago, the Sahara wasn't a desert. Today, it's starting to rain again in Sahara. Climate change is a fascinating thing.
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How do you make global warming a less controversial issue
