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Main => Everything Else => Topic started by: Mr. Peabody on November 12, 2018, 11:45:19 pm
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Is this too close to Politics and Religion?
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I don't think wanting people to not die in a fire is particularly political, but that's just me. If we don't find a way to fight climate change the death toll is only going to rise as the years roll on. That's from the mouth of a grandson of a coal miner from southern WV. I feel my friends and families plight but wrecking the planet for a paycheck doesn't make a lot of sense imho. The transition to more sustainable energy is going to be hard, but we can do it. We're Americans damn it, and we can do anything.
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Its not politics but a natural order.
Think of it as Mother nature (https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/how-forest-fires-play-an-essential-role-in-natural-cycles-of-plants-wildlife/70004340) doing her thing, with a little help from human beings.
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@Howard_Casto: oil and coal really screwed things up. Hemp offered fuel and textiles - and food - directly. And there are other things. Some company is making meat or meat analogues, as well as hard products and building materials out of mushrooms. I don't know why bamboo hasn't been commercialized.....
@ark_ader: transition of energy is natural. What's done with it is up for grabs.