I always get a kick out of people telling me that the anthropogenic climate change folks aren’t about increasingly big and more dominating government
https://twitter.com/chaamjamal/status/872717527951880196
Watts Up With That? links to this article at The Conversation, which wonders Why is climate change such a hard sell in the US?. Professor of Philosophy Firmin DeBrabander, Maryland Institute College of Art, tells us
I suspect that because of all these hurdles, climate change is not liable to be solved by democracies. Autocracies might do better – like China, for example. Given the severity of its current air pollution – a veritable “airpocalypse†– China’s government does not need to be prodded or persuaded to act; the necessity is obvious, and urgent. And China has the ability to take dramatic measures on climate change and act quickly – just what scientists are calling for – dragging the people with them. This is, after all, the nation that lifted half a billion people into the middle class in a single generation.
It’s a real shame that Warmists are having a tough time instituting their prized Progressivism (nice Fascism), eh?
