Maxwell, Dotson, who’s an “Activist, entrepreneur, millennial”, is totally concerned with Hotcoldwetdry, and finds it to be a moral issue, writing at the Huffington Post. After the standards whines, like
Throughout the United States, current problems and future concerns include droughts (like the current conditions in California), heat-waves, rising sea levels, floods (like the tragic flooding in Texas), increases in both the size and intensity of storms (think more Superstorm Sandys) among others. (see? Hotcoldwetdry!)
we get
We must call climate change what it is — a demanding, demurring moral question. While the calculus for effectively weighing this question is nebulous at best, the necessity of action is clear. The current state, according to Stephen Gardiner of Washington University, a leading voice in the discussion, is a “perfect moral storm” where a convergence of extenuating factors, incentive misalignments and environmental realities creates a system our current ethical and governmental structures are powerless to address.
If it’s so moral, why are Cult Of Climastrology members not making changes in their own lives?
