Climate Change, continued

05Jul06

Climate expert Dr. Mark Trexler gives us the straight scoop on climate change.

He says we have to look into the “sciensocioeconomic” issues before forming policy that is potentially disastrous to some industries.

But of course! In my book, “disaster” to some industries, while problematic in the near term, is necessary for sustainable development. New industries for environmental protection, design, and climate change prevention will spring up in their place. The cost to change current behavior is far, far less than having to drastically change behavior AND developed systems in 20 to 50 years!

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