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Environment & Energy

cachukis

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2. Really appreciate your postings.

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Wed Jan 15, 2025, 09:54 AM

Jan 2025

What troubles me is the amount of so much info on climate change cannot compete with the oxygen sucking orange behemoth.
The fallacy of individuality over social guidance is dooming and yet we continue.
We are losing an intellectual battle to a crowd that relishes our pain at watching the destruction of habitation that we want to protect.
It is a slow drip with what was an occassional disaster to an onslaught. How can so many not see it? How can so many not care?
Ugh.

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I'm A Climate Scientist - My House In LA Burned Down - I Feel Safe Saying We Are Not Thriving On Our Changing Planet [View all] hatrack Jan 2025 OP

The sense of resignation mixed with a level of trust in a future... NNadir Jan 2025 #1

Really appreciate your postings. cachukis Jan 2025 #2

"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled" hatrack Jan 2025 #3

Definitely a quote relevant to our times. NNadir Jan 2025 #5

If you haven't read James Gleick's biography of Feynman, it's well worth your time . . . hatrack Jan 2025 #6

I'll put on the list not really expecting to get there. I'm so far... NNadir Jan 2025 #7

You are the most rational eloquent documentor Bluethroughu Jan 2025 #4