I'm A Vegetarian, But I Don't Expect

So It's Mainly A Question Of Helping The Third World Overcome The Effects Of Global Warming.

When Thinking About The Future, It Is Fashionable To Be Pessimistic. Yet The Evidence Unequivocally Belies Such Pessimism. Over The Past Centuries, Humanity's Lot Has Improved Dramatically - In The Developed World, Where It Is Rather Obvious, But Also In The Developing World, Where Life Expectancy Has More Than Doubled In The Past 100 Years.

The Second Thing Is, If You Want To Do Something About Global Warming, You Have To Think Much More Long-term. There Is Something Wrong With Saying We Should Start Using Renewables Now, While They Are Still Incredibly Expensive.

In The Rich World, The Environmental Situation Has Improved Dramatically. In The United States, The Most Important Environmental Indicator, Particulate Air Pollution, Has Been Cut By More Than Half Since 1955, Rivers And Coastal Waters Have Dramatically Improved, And Forests Are Increasing.

I Think It's Great That We Have Organisations Like Greenpeace. In A Pluralistic Society, We Want To Have People Who Point Out All The Problems That The Earth Could Encounter. But We Need To Understand That They Are Not Presenting A Full And Rounded View.