It is depressing to repeatedly read of man’s inability to psychologically
deal with the causes of climate change and subsequently act to mitigate those triggers.
A story published in the New Yorker – “Terrible News About Carbon and Climate Change” –
says: “We’ve failed collectively”.
Nicholas Thompson
points to last week’s passing of the 400 parts per million of atmospheric
carbon dioxide concentrations which, he says, is “In some way it was a
meaningless milestone”.
“Still, the
number should shake us, if not shock us. We’ve got more carbon dioxide in the
atmosphere now than at any point since the Pliocene, when there were jungles in
northern Canada”, he wrote.
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