Global Warming Is Real - It Is

The Fact That We're Catching More Fish Per Person Than We've Ever Done Before Doesn't Mean That There Are Not Particular Places Where We've Managed Fisheries Badly.

Think On A 50-year Scale, Which Is A Much More Natural Time-scale For Global Warming. The Us Is Right Now Spending About 200 Million Dollars Annually On Research Into Renewable Energy.

There Is No Question That Global Warming Will Have A Significant Impact On Already Existing Problems Such As Malaria, Malnutrition, And Water Shortages. But This Doesn't Mean The Best Way To Solve Them Is To Cut Carbon Emissions.

The Only Thing That Will Really Change Global Warming In The Long Run Is If We Radically Increase The Speed With Which We Get Alternative Technologies To Deal With Climate Change.

Money Spent On Carbon Cuts Is Money We Can't Use For Effective Investments In Food Aid, Micronutrients, Hiv/aids Prevention, Health And Education Infrastructure, And Clean Water And Sanitation.