So you drive a Prius, eat organic and boycott anything made in China - but will that help to fight climate change? Simon Usborne faces the facts many ecologists would rather ignoreCute animals will have to die- Annotation on Inconvenient truths: Don't believe the greenwash - Green Living, Environment - The Independent
Greenwahing is the least of my concern, my concern would be: why do we call "Global Warming"? In the winter, we still have extreme cold weather?!?! In the summer, we have down right dry weather in some parts of the country and then forest fires, partly due to weather, but also human activities. Do we know that the atmosphere changes are changing despite of what we do or not? Many centuries ago, when there were less human or barely human activities, some types of animals extinct? The climate were once hot and once very cold too? When all these add up, only common sense of cutting and consume less are some of the answers, not because of "global warming", but because even the rotations of the soils and lands could not cope. How about the reproductive systems? Could we cope?
I think we can maintain our global warning status for now if we all are a little more conscience about going green.