we can kick climate change one step at a time: an expanding role for youth

I spoke at University of Central Florida (UCF) back in September. We had a really nice turnout and the team over at UCF was kind enough to put up our interview and the full speech. If you have time, feel free to view or head over to youtube and check them out.

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2 Responses to “we can kick climate change one step at a time: an expanding role for youth”

  1. Susan Corbett says:

    If you are concerned about energy sources that are socially responsible, you cannot advocate for, and actually must work against, nuclear power, with its long term legacy of cancer and birth defect causing radiation, leaking from reactors and other nuclear facilities, and turning out thousands of tons of high level radioactive waste for which there will NEVER be any real way to dispose of.

  2. John A. Jauregui says:

    Global Warming legislation just came out of committee. World oil production is now in permanent decline. What oil is left will provide us the only bridge we will have to what comes next. I am asking myself, “Why is the Democratic Party making this a TOLL bridge with the passage of this new tax legislation?”

    The move to change legislative language from “Global Warming” to “Climate Change” confirms Congress’s acknowledgement that the planet is now cooling and that the decline in solar activity is responsible for the “Global Cooling” we are now feeling.

    Dubious? Google “IPCC Global Warming Potential (GWP)” to find the real story on CO2 as an atmospheric trace gas contributing to warming. Oh, by the way, what Prof. Mann’s infamous hockeystick diagram Bristlecone proxy data shows conclusively is that nothing has done more to “GREEN” the planet over the past few decades than moderate sun-driven warming together with elevated levels of CO2, regardless of the source. Increase atmospheric CO2, increase crop and forest production. That’s the bottom line.

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