My evolution as a climate change agnostic
Where — except in the risk of changing my mind — was the harm in accepting an invitation to visit Greenland? (Which is not to say the response then becomes obvious or easy.)
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Where — except in the risk of changing my mind — was the harm in accepting an invitation to visit Greenland? (Which is not to say the response then becomes obvious or easy.)
New technologies and old scourges are both playing a part in the untethering of American life.
It is not often that I find common ground with one of the most conservative writers I know. But, Bret Stephens had an epiphany of sorts. It required a trip to Greenland and conversations with a world class oceanographer and an expert on risk management. Still, while he was convinced that there is a problem, he stops short of buying into drastic action plans to do anything
A trip to Greenland changed my mind about climate change but reinforced my belief that markets, not government, provide the cure.
The Southern Ocean is 10% of the world’s oceans. Yet, it is arguably the most significant ecosystem of the planet for marine sea life as well as regulation of CO2 and ocean heat, serving as a buffer to climate change and thereby benefiting the entire globe. It is the final frontier of life support for