Pat Buchanan: Our Real Existential Crisis - Extinctionby Patrick J. BuchananJan. 03, 2020 |
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If Western elites were asked to name the greatest crisis facing mankind, climate change would win in a walk. Thus did Time magazine pass over every world leader to name a Swedish teenage climate activist, Greta Thunberg, its person of the year. On New Year’s Day, the headline over yet another story in The Washington Post admonished us anew: "A Lost Decade for Climate Action: We Can't Afford A Repeat, Scientists Warn." "By the final year of the decade," said the Post, "the planet had surpassed its 2010 temperature record five times. "Hurricanes devastated New Jersey and Puerto Rico, and floods damaged the Midwest and Bangladesh. Southern Africa was gripped by a deadly drought. Australia and the Amazon are ablaze." On it went, echoing the endless reports on the perils of climate change to the planet we all inhabit. Yet, from the inaction of the carbon-emitting countries like India, China, Russia and the USA, the gravity with which Western elites view the crisis is not shared by the peoples for whom they profess to speak. Read More |