Some Guy
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In the meantime, we are allready seeing problems created by the climate change from global warmng, and will even more in the future. We had best consider how to deal with the consequences of these changes, and start doing the neccessary building.
This is always where the global warming/climate change alarmist argument ends. "We better do something before something happens."
It seems like no one can really nail down what the second "something" is. What are the consequences and when we can expect them unless something is done? If the science is bulletproof then it should be fairly easy to pin down a consequence and a time frame for that consequence. All i ever hear is "or else."
But, it seems like the consequences of business as-is doesn't matter. The something referring to action that needs to be taken seems to be easy: raise taxes as high as possible and let government sort it out. Strangely similar to lots of other plans proposed by big government supporters.