From a reductionist perspective, the complexities that face us are so daunting that agreement on strategies seems almost a waste of good energy. Would it not be better to prioritize, and work on tactically addressing issue #1, then 2? That is, politics and economics aside, I think we'd all agree that carbon oxidation is the biggest problem. Clearly diplomacy isn't my forte, but damn, we have to move quickly against this primary threat to life.
Thank you for participating and sharing. While we wait (& wait) on governments to take our worldwide climate crisis as needing immediate attention and pass/enforce regulations and laws, we each individually CAN contribute by eating plant-based, walking, driving fuel efficient vehicles, every bit helps.
Thank you for sharing. What an interesting panel! I only "knew" two of the participants before watching it. Loved hearing some new - well, new to me - voices as well as yours and Nick's. Will have to give it a second listen over the weekend.
Good one! I enjoyed this panel very much. Excellent views from a distinguished panel. Your remarks are always excellent & meaningful.
Thank you for sharing.
From a reductionist perspective, the complexities that face us are so daunting that agreement on strategies seems almost a waste of good energy. Would it not be better to prioritize, and work on tactically addressing issue #1, then 2? That is, politics and economics aside, I think we'd all agree that carbon oxidation is the biggest problem. Clearly diplomacy isn't my forte, but damn, we have to move quickly against this primary threat to life.
Today, striving for a healthy planet is first and foremost. Thank you Alexander for showing us what is standing in its way . . . 💯✔🗺
Thank you for participating and sharing. While we wait (& wait) on governments to take our worldwide climate crisis as needing immediate attention and pass/enforce regulations and laws, we each individually CAN contribute by eating plant-based, walking, driving fuel efficient vehicles, every bit helps.
Thank you for sharing. What an interesting panel! I only "knew" two of the participants before watching it. Loved hearing some new - well, new to me - voices as well as yours and Nick's. Will have to give it a second listen over the weekend.