1 comment for “Climate Council Report – Hottest 5-year Period Ever”
Sara
21/01/2018 at 5:18 pm
Thank you Humble Comment, that is a cool presentation on a hot topic, a very important hot topic.
How long will it take for the politicians responsible for managing the environment in Australia to take their responsibility seriously? How long before the environment stops being a subject for political one-upmanship?
For politicians that move around in taxpayer funded air-conditioned cars to taxpayer funded air-conditioned offices and fly in the comfort of taxpayer funded business class aircraft the increase in global warming may not be of personal concern. Many remain climate change deniers in spite of the overwhelming evidence of impending disaster.
They support businesses that provide polluting energy that increase the damage to our planet’s environment, as witness the damage to the great barrier reef. This is very frustrating for those of us who try to keep their power use to a minimum and do everything we personally can to reduce pollution.
Clearly the gentle activity of caring for the businesses that provide polluting energy is not decreasing the damage to the planets environment, the reef, or the discomfort of those of us who try to keep their power use to a minimum.
Thank you Humble Comment, that is a cool presentation on a hot topic, a very important hot topic.
How long will it take for the politicians responsible for managing the environment in Australia to take their responsibility seriously? How long before the environment stops being a subject for political one-upmanship?
For politicians that move around in taxpayer funded air-conditioned cars to taxpayer funded air-conditioned offices and fly in the comfort of taxpayer funded business class aircraft the increase in global warming may not be of personal concern. Many remain climate change deniers in spite of the overwhelming evidence of impending disaster.
They support businesses that provide polluting energy that increase the damage to our planet’s environment, as witness the damage to the great barrier reef. This is very frustrating for those of us who try to keep their power use to a minimum and do everything we personally can to reduce pollution.
Clearly the gentle activity of caring for the businesses that provide polluting energy is not decreasing the damage to the planets environment, the reef, or the discomfort of those of us who try to keep their power use to a minimum.
Sara Stanley