Im No Expert On American Politics.

The Total Efforts Of The Last 20 Years Of Climate Policy Has Likely Reduced Global Emissions By Less Than 1 Percent, Or About 250 Million Metric Tons Of Carbon Dioxide Per Year.

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.

I Found University A Little Dispiriting. I Thought I Would Enter The Great Halls Of Plato, But Instead I Entered The Halls Of An Intellectual Sausage Factory. I Wanted To Do Something Not On The Main Course, And Chose The Environment.

Surely The Biggest Problem We Have In The World Is That We All Die. But We Don't Have A Technology To Solve That, Right? So The Point Is Not To Prioritize Problems; The Point Is To Prioritize Solutions To Problems.

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.