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Because the Left is lying about it, or at least being very misleading about the situation.
Nature is a helluva lot bigger than politics. It's happening regardless of what anyone thinks. We're already seeing the effects. I think it's going to be a slow bleed.
America reducing its carbon emissions would have more of an effect than the vast majority of the planet doing it, per person, and it would be easier, and it would be more motivational for the rest of the planet.
Right now, nuclear fission is the only technology that can make big cuts in carbon dioxide emissions.
There are new Small Modular Reactor (SMR) designs that are much safer than the traditional large-scale reactors: https://www.nuscalepower.com/
Nature is a helluva lot bigger than politics. It's happening regardless of what anyone thinks. We're already seeing the effects. I think it's going to be a slow bleed.
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Originally Posted by trobesmom
Everyone will care at some point. If not you, then your children and grandchildren. Economy, stock market, politics, nothing will matter.
I'm going to break it down like this for you: you are simply psychotic/delusional if you think that your recycling a few hundred pounds of cans (over your entire life) whilst every single person in China and India toss twice as much as you into the street.
You ain't doin' a d--- thing, no matter how much it makes you feel good to thumb your nose about it (not speaking about you/to you specifically, but all the pompous environmentalists who are goofy about this stuff).
And anyone who would believe such cockamamie nonsense really are the most naive of lemmings.
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