I enjoy her as an actress. I would not turn her down if she begged me to have sex with her. As far as looking to her for political comment or climate science information I don't think so.
There are many things for humans to be concerned about, I know where the climate science group is coming from, yet humans are not going to stop and don't want to change their condition in life.. These people that aver their belief in the science have not altered their lifestyle to make themselves a model of change...
I generally agree although I would say that marginal differences can be made that help reduce greenhouse gas emissions AND save money. For example, I work at a huge company and we have many Supply Chain initiatives that save us money and also help to reduce GHG. Many people believe that every dollar you spend on reducing GHG is a dollar you take away from your shareholders. That can be true in some cases but I think finding the "and" is a good way to meet both goals. You listen to the screeching on both sides of this issue and you have to shake your head.
I totally support keeping the environment as clean as possible and understand there are compounds and chemicals humans create which are very dangerous to the planet and agree we should police them...Yet the idea that you can predict a viable that is as radical as weather with only a few years of data is not being very analytical in my book...
Agree again. The comparison for me was the Clean Water, RCRA and CERCLA experience. Over the years in my environmental and regulatory practice representing global companies I noticed something interesting. When these laws began there were a lot of cases concerning contamination. Don't get me wrong there still are some but I gotta tell you, the water and ground are cleaner. We've removed untold numbers of USTs and cleaned the water. When the laws first started I thought it was a drop in the bucket but the results I've seen in my practice are striking.
Don't know if modest regulatory changes on GHG can help because you are right. We're talking megatrends here. But those who take a hysterical position that all regulatory actions are bad are just that ---- hysterical. There is a way to be mindful of the environment and not hurt production costs too much. I have been attacked by both the LWMSM and RWMSM for this moderate position. Nobody wants to recognize the inconvenient truth that you can meet both goals if you want to stop all the fun of political demonization.