It's not a hypothetical scare story that coastal cities will see increased flooding. But fine, I can grasp the view that our existence here is transient enough to where we shouldn't worry about such things. However, the poor will pay either way, whether it be through taxes or forced migrations and higher food prices.
Give lower earners a tax credit then to make up for the (slightly) higher prices they would face at the pump.
Proving it will help of course is impossible until you try it, but that doesn't seem to stop innovation in tech and pharma, etc.
We have proof that the little ice age culled the herd of humanity a great deal. Thank whoever you thank we have warmed up.
I've had enough of we have to pass it to see what is in it with Obamacare.
Scare stories about cities under water are as effective as stories about eternal damnation to an atheist.
It is no small price at all that the poor pay for the rich liberals religion of global warming.
Lets also not ignore the like's of Al Gore, who stands to profit millions of dollars with his go green agenda. But of course getting rich from it is only an end result of him speaking from the heart.
These guys are smart though, using guilt to make millions, is a special skill few people can achieve.
You know who does social issues really good is Blackish. Anthony Anderson is great. Humor is the best way to reach people. It makes me think and care and there are things I don't agree with but the show is damn funny.
it's always about the black(ish) with you isn't it?
If you cared about the poor you wouldn't be debating the origins and causes of climate change. Instead you'd be embracing steps and processes to mitigate and reduce it, since the poor are getting fucked the hardest by it. But you'd rather pretend there's nothing we can do about it, as we continue to fill the skies with millions of tons of known climate-changing greenhouse gases. But, Yay for poor people. Horseshit.
If you cared about the poor you wouldn't be debating the origins and causes of climate change. Instead you'd be embracing steps and processes to mitigate and reduce it, since the poor are getting fucked the hardest by it. But you'd rather pretend there's nothing we can do about it, as we continue to fill the skies with millions of tons of known climate-changing greenhouse gases. But, Yay for poor people. Horseshit.
How are the poor getting fucked by climate change the hardest? Other than by higher energy costs that are completely mam made by fucking idiots like you?
Scholarly articles for climate change harm poor … distributional impact of climate change on rich and poor … - Mendelsohn - Cited by 285 The economics of climate change: the Stern review - Stern - Cited by 10041 Risk communication on climate: mental models and … - Sterman - Cited by 232 Search Results How are the poor impacted by climate change? https://www.skepticalscience.com/co2-limits-poor-poverty...Skeptical Science They found the countries most severely impacted by climate change ... those who try to delay climate action, arguing that "CO2 limits will hurt the poor". Climate change: the poor will suffer most | Environment ... www.theguardian.com › Environment › Climate change The Guardian Mar 30, 2014 - UN report says that unless governments act now to reduce emissions, no one will be safe from effects of climate change. Climate change will hit poor countries hardest, study shows ... www.theguardian.com › ... › Environmental sustainability The Guardian Sep 27, 2013 - Climate change will hit poor countries hardest, study shows ... would worsen as climate change inevitably hurt crop production and disrupted ... Climate change and poverty - Wikipedia, the free ... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_change_and_poverty Wikipedia Climate change affects social development factors, such as, poverty, ..... energy production, but diminish the harmful effects of typical consumption (UN 2005). Warming will hurt the poor but boost the rich in the short term https://www.newscientist.com/.../dn28055-warming-will-hu... New Scientist Aug 17, 2015 - Climate change is bad for everyone in the long term, but a new model suggests it could make the rich nations even richer to begin with. See What Climate Change Means for the World's Poor news.nationalgeographic.com/.../151201-da... National Geographic Society Dec 1, 2015 - The most damaging effects of the changing climate will hit stomachs as well as wallets. ... See What Climate Change Means for the World's Poor ..... realization that poorer countries are already being hurt by climate change.“Climate change affects the poorest in developing countries” www.worldbank.org/.../climate-change-affects-poorest-devel... World Bank Mar 3, 2014 - A changing climate affects the poorest people in developing countries the most. We need to act now to prevent rising temperatures and sea ... A bad climate for development | The Economist www.economist.com/node/14447171 The Economist Sep 17, 2009 - Poor countries' economic development will contribute to climate change. ... example of how climate change is wreaking devastation in poor countries. ... The indirect harm, through its impact on water supplies, crop yields and ...
Use your own words. Poor countries are fucked regardless. Making the American poor suffer for no reason doesn't change that. Making the American poor decide between food or heat or gas to get to work doesn't help the "poor countries" hypothetical suffering someday in the future maybe because you know it may get warmer. Or colder.
I want to know how I am wrong in saying the poor in America are getting fucked by not imposing additional costs on them for energy that they have to have.
We already have one dumbfuck here who knows how to link wiki.
Use your own words. Poor countries are fucked regardless. Making the American poor suffer for no reason doesn't change that. Making the American poor decide between food or heat or gas to get to work doesn't help the "poor countries" hypothetical suffering someday in the future maybe because you know it may get warmer. Or colder.
I want to know how I am wrong in saying the poor in America are getting fucked by not imposing additional costs on them for energy that they have to have.
We already have one dumbfuck here who knows how to link wiki.
Use YOUR own words, @RaceBannon, instead of appropriating the talking points of the oil and gas lobby. Those guys a) just fucking love poor people, and b) have nothing to do with energy prices as I do, because I set energy prices. That's what I do.
Use YOUR own words, @RaceBannon, instead of appropriating the talking points of the oil and gas lobby. Those guys a) just fucking love poor people, and b) have nothing to do with energy prices as I do, because I set energy prices. That's what I do.
Weak shit. A horrible poster. Low energy. His own state hates him. Next time you jump in bring something.
Use YOUR own words, @RaceBannon, instead of appropriating the talking points of the oil and gas lobby. Those guys a) just fucking love poor people, and b) have nothing to do with energy prices as I do, because I set energy prices. That's what I do.
Weak shit. A horrible poster. Low energy. His own state hates him. Next time you jump in bring something.
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I've had enough of we have to pass it to see what is in it with Obamacare.
Scare stories about cities under water are as effective as stories about eternal damnation to an atheist.
It is no small price at all that the poor pay for the rich liberals religion of global warming.
These guys are smart though, using guilt to make millions, is a special skill few people can achieve.
I'm thinking another ice age might do us some good.
Are you admitting that you dont? Do you have a point or did you just drop in to be a dumbass?
Very poor poster. Horrible. Choker
Spell it out moron
Scholarly articles for climate change harm poor
… distributional impact of climate change on rich and poor … - Mendelsohn - Cited by 285
The economics of climate change: the Stern review - Stern - Cited by 10041
Risk communication on climate: mental models and … - Sterman - Cited by 232
Search Results
How are the poor impacted by climate change?
https://www.skepticalscience.com/co2-limits-poor-poverty...Skeptical Science
They found the countries most severely impacted by climate change ... those who try to delay climate action, arguing that "CO2 limits will hurt the poor".
Climate change: the poor will suffer most | Environment ...
www.theguardian.com › Environment › Climate change
The Guardian
Mar 30, 2014 - UN report says that unless governments act now to reduce emissions, no one will be safe from effects of climate change.
Climate change will hit poor countries hardest, study shows ...
www.theguardian.com › ... › Environmental sustainability
The Guardian
Sep 27, 2013 - Climate change will hit poor countries hardest, study shows ... would worsen as climate change inevitably hurt crop production and disrupted ...
Climate change and poverty - Wikipedia, the free ...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_change_and_poverty
Wikipedia
Climate change affects social development factors, such as, poverty, ..... energy production, but diminish the harmful effects of typical consumption (UN 2005).
Warming will hurt the poor but boost the rich in the short term
https://www.newscientist.com/.../dn28055-warming-will-hu...
New Scientist
Aug 17, 2015 - Climate change is bad for everyone in the long term, but a new model suggests it could make the rich nations even richer to begin with.
See What Climate Change Means for the World's Poor
news.nationalgeographic.com/.../151201-da...
National Geographic Society
Dec 1, 2015 - The most damaging effects of the changing climate will hit stomachs as well as wallets. ... See What Climate Change Means for the World's Poor ..... realization that poorer countries are already being hurt by climate change.“Climate change affects the poorest in developing countries”
www.worldbank.org/.../climate-change-affects-poorest-devel...
World Bank
Mar 3, 2014 - A changing climate affects the poorest people in developing countries the most. We need to act now to prevent rising temperatures and sea ...
A bad climate for development | The Economist
www.economist.com/node/14447171
The Economist
Sep 17, 2009 - Poor countries' economic development will contribute to climate change. ... example of how climate change is wreaking devastation in poor countries. ... The indirect harm, through its impact on water supplies, crop yields and ...
I want to know how I am wrong in saying the poor in America are getting fucked by not imposing additional costs on them for energy that they have to have.
We already have one dumbfuck here who knows how to link wiki.