As is the case with so many of our human endeavors, there are people on all sides of the issue of climate change, its importance, and tactics for its mitigation. In Apocalypse Never, Michael Shellenberger (cover shown here) argues that …
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Environmental Alarmism
Tagged with: by 2075 hundreds of millions of people will suffer terribly, Carbon emissions peaked, CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere continue to rise, die by causes related to a changing climate, Environmental Alarmism, insect-borne diseases, potable water shortages, scientific consensus, sea-level rise that submerges their homelands
What To Look for in 2030
I just ran across some predictions for the stock market in the year 2030, which made me think about the so-called futurists (those who get paid to predict the future) and what they must be wrestling with.
