Bargearse on Nostr: npub17kdcg…kee60 Too add to this, a blog post by Professor Ugo Bardi ...
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Too add to this, a blog post by Professor Ugo Bardi
https://thesunflowerparadigm.blogspot.com/2023/08/losing-planet-would-it-be-good-thing-to.html
>The conventional wisdom on climate used to be that people would gradually realize the gravity of the climate threat due to its increasingly evident effects: higher temperatures, ice melting, catastrophic events, and the like. Then, they would clamor for something to be done about it.
>It's not happening
>At present, we are at about the same level of concern as 20 years ago, and the temperature records of 2022 and 2023 had no impact on public perception
>Considering that the public completely ignored the 60,000 deaths caused by the 2022 heat wave in Europe, there follows that only something much worse could cause the transition. And nobody sane in their mind would want that.
npub1qzc8ejmflltq5uuwmvurfcfd4l96t6np6c8fzgj9l2rdfheadydshtyetl (npub1qzc…yetl)
Too add to this, a blog post by Professor Ugo Bardi
https://thesunflowerparadigm.blogspot.com/2023/08/losing-planet-would-it-be-good-thing-to.html
>The conventional wisdom on climate used to be that people would gradually realize the gravity of the climate threat due to its increasingly evident effects: higher temperatures, ice melting, catastrophic events, and the like. Then, they would clamor for something to be done about it.
>It's not happening
>At present, we are at about the same level of concern as 20 years ago, and the temperature records of 2022 and 2023 had no impact on public perception
>Considering that the public completely ignored the 60,000 deaths caused by the 2022 heat wave in Europe, there follows that only something much worse could cause the transition. And nobody sane in their mind would want that.
npub1qzc8ejmflltq5uuwmvurfcfd4l96t6np6c8fzgj9l2rdfheadydshtyetl (npub1qzc…yetl)