First there was all this talk that there was no such thing as climate change. Now, many are trying to leap frog over solving it, with all this talk of “geo-engineering” it.
Here’s a novel idea. Let’s stop using the stuff that predominantly causes it: Mainly coal (which is also otherwise very environmentally destructive).
“Well, we can’t, we need coal, we need the energy, it’s like free money! Its MOHNEY!! “Coal is so very money. ”
Well, actually, yes we can: Smarter fuel and energy sources that will themselves, both in the underlying energy that helps to drive it, and in their development and production itself, fuel our economy, and that will not pollute (like coal and oil), not compromise our national security by relying upon unfriendly regimes (like oil) and not radically alter our atmospheric chemical composition.
“But we can’t do that! We don’t have the Ability!!”
Did we do nothing when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor! And it ain’t over now. ‘Cause when the going gets tough . . . the tough get going. Who’s with me? Let’s Go! Come on! AAAAEEEEEGGGHHHH!! …..[Returns]. What the blank happened to the America I used to know? Where’s the spirit? Where’s the guts, huh? ‘Ooh, we’re afraid to stop using coal, we might not have any coal produced energy if we stop using coal. We’ll be cold at night. No goods will get produced. We don’t know any other ways or making energy, and we won’t figure any out, we’ll be so, so, coalless. We’ll be coalless.’ Not America. We are the leaders of the free world. We’re not gonna take this. ” Oil, from the Middle East? Done. Oil, from other regimes such as Russia, and Venezuala? Done. Coal that destroys mountaintops, spews forth particulates, dioxides,and mercury into the air while radically altering heat trappin gas concentrations? Done. Silly policies that support coal and oil rather than help the market change, based on the belief that “progress” is only defined by what we did before and thus what we have come to expect, rather than what we can do, no matter how foolish in hindsight? Done.”
-the Honorable Senator John Blutarsky.
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