Only in the 1st World can this happen
‘The Talk’ — How to Tell Your 8-Year-Old About Climate Change
When Ian Kim imagines the world his 7-year-old daughter will be living in 20 years from now, he says, it keeps him up at night. Images of ever more frequent super storms like Sandy, along with rising seas, or drought and heat waves wreaking havoc with crops haunt his waking hours.
“It’s a huge worry for me,†said Kim, a self-described environmental and social justice activist. “On a scale of 1 to 10, it’s a 10.â€
It’s a sentiment likely shared by parents the world over, though it’s especially pronounced among those working close to the issue. Kim described climate change as “a slow motion disaster that is already happening right now.â€
Interestingly, what’s missing in the entire article is any notion that these climaparents are actually making changes within their own lives.
Unsurprisingly, the people quoted in the story are far left activists (one worked for a Van Jones group) or have a vested interest in pushing hotcoldwetdry (one has husband who works for a solar panel company).
Fortunately, an entire generation will soon graduate having experienced no statistically significant warming.
