People like me who follow climate-change news closely often find it difficult to understand why it is that we ("we" as in humankind) are doing so little to stop it. Maybe I can't speak for everyone, but I certainly find it difficult.
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| Bill McKibben |
Bill McKibben's
recent article in Rolling Stone was another hard slap in the face that exposed how close to doomed we are. So close, yet so little is being done. Why?
There have been many articles and studies and opinions written about this, claiming everything from genetics to politics to economics to obliviousness--most of which contains at least a little truth. I think that the real answer is more Darwinian. Like this:
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