IEDC sponsoring Bloomberg climate talk at COP28

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5 thoughts on “IEDC sponsoring Bloomberg climate talk at COP28

  1. So, my human climate change question is this. Indiana was once covered completely by the Wisconsin Glacier. Ice covered the landscape for millions of years. How did humans’ effect this change in climate to what we have today? Why do some believe that the microscopic change in weather we have seen over the past 100 years can be changed by human behavior today? Is climate changing? Probably. Has it always been evolving? Probably. Yes, this whole thing is a political farce.

    1. *bzzzt* wrong. Those glaciers took tens of thousands of years to form and melt. The fact that the average global temperature has risen so quickly is what is alarming, it is significantly faster than anything that has occurred naturally within the geological record. Good try on your fake crazy conspiracy theory, though. Keep gobbling up that Fox News propaganda like a good follower.

  2. Gee. I think I’ll trust the scientists who have made this their life’s work reinforced by the obvious extreme changes in our world, including the record shattering forest fires in California and in Canada that we felt all the way in Indiana, melting glaciers, polar bears losing their habitat, 100-yr floods coming every few years, extreme storms, hottest years on record, melting permafrost, on and on. How you can turn a blind eye is infuriating. We know that fossil fuels are not good for the environment or for our health. There’s no question about it – not even from the fossil fuel corporations – just read their own reports about what they knew and kept from us for decades. For everyone’s sake, for countless reasons, we need to segue to renewables. Why you are willing to gamble with your future and that of your children is selfish and the bane of our world, which is so steeped in denial and ignorant social media siloes that you miss the obvious in front of your nose. I feel like the person in the painting ‘The Scream’. The truth is screaming at you and still you turn a deaf ear. What an ignorant lot we are in this state, which is one of the most polluted in the country BTW – heedlessly costing health and lives.

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