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Re: “The People's Climate March gears up to be the tipping point for climate change”
Wow. Really MB_NC? You think we have the 20 yrs it takes to build new nuclear power? Or the water to cool reactors? Or the political stability to keep reactors - and the waste - safe, in the world that is coming? Why would we do that when solar, wind, tidal, hydro, and geothermal are all ready to go and can more than fill our needs?
People. There are still so many grossly misinformed and misguided citizens.
On the most important issue facing the world today.
This - the mental failure of humanity to rise to this challenge - is even more terrifying than the physical impacts.
It's time to wake everyone up. This is real. It is bigger than we can imagine. And we don't have time to debate solutions anymore. We need to act now: Drop fossil fuels. Recycle everything. Waste nothing. Work together.