non renewable energy global warming
Question for those on either side of the global warming debate?
Why do those who don’t believe in global warming seem to be against measures that will help to reduce pollution?
I mean, there is very strong scientific and non-scientific evidence that indicates that the planet is not as nice of a place as it was 100 years ago. There is a garbage barge the size of Texas in the ocean, more and more major cities are running out of room for garbage, many major cities have smog warnings, incidents of asthma are on the rise, especially in major cities, and non-renewable resources are just that…non-renewable. That would indicate to any intelligent person that they will eventually run out, and we will need an alternate means of producing energy. So, even if you don’t believe in global warming, isn’t it obvious that we need to reduce consumption and pollution if we want to have the same type of lifestyle that we have grown accustomed to?
I agree with you that it’s very hard to understand. And when you ask global warming deniers this question, most of them will say “oh yeah I’m all for protecting the environment!”. But when you ask them about specifics like supporting renewable energy or alternative fuel vehicles or things of that nature, they always have some lame excuse why they don’t support it.
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The thing is for these folks, one issue I frequently notice is greed. The reason they refuse to regulate carbon emissions is that they’re afraid it will cost a little bit of money. Studies have shown that the carbon cap and trade bill in Congress right now will cost the average family less than $200 per year. But they’re not willing to pay that.
Protecting the environment costs money. Usually not a lot of money, but it’s not free. You have to pay taxes so that cities can set up recycling programs, and so that the government can regulate air and water pollution, or build renewable energy plants, and so on. But these people don’t want to pay any taxes. So in the end a lot of it boils down to greed. They’d rather save a few bucks than preserve the environment.
The Consequences of Using Non Renewable Energy (Global Warming)
