The leaders are saying that it's almost too late to avert a climate
disaster. And, it is darn obvious that we are not going to act
quickly. So, what are we going to be hearing in the future?
Can look forward to a global consensus that we are going down the
tubes?
All leaders, except for a few right-wingers, will sound like Alastair
does now. And even some of the right-wingers will take this position
just to argue that action of futile.
I doubt that I will live to see the disaster, but this interesting
turn in the political dialog should be just around the corner. Right?
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