Climate Change reckoning in the Midwest - CBS News

[greenman3610]

nice 20 minute report on farmers trying to deal with implications of
record, climate fueled weather extremes in the midwest

[paleotn]

1. An industrial agricultural system based solely on fossil hydrocarbons.

What could possibly go wrong?

The green revolution should have been renamed the fossil fuel revolution a long time ago.

[not fooled]

2. When future generations look back on this era

the 666kook brothers666 and other fossil fuel mongers who covered up and acted against the science will be justly reviled and classified in the same circle of hell as other evil megalomaniacs of history.







Of course the farmers who bought into the lies and still don't want to acknowledge reality deserve some of the blame, but without the oligarchy funding climate science denial, and without murdoch, faux, flush and the rest of the wingnut propaganda empire, the science would be widely accepted by now among all sectors of society and humanity would be moving towards solutions.

[lambchopp59]

3. "Yuh, duh climate is different but I don't wanna b'leeve in climate change

Even when it is totally fucking my life's plans, I'll still tune duh teevee to Fox Noise and trust them cause they say so."
That's what I'm gleaning from most of these dumbfux.


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[usaf-vet]

4. They don't know what it is but are quick to deny climate change. That is a political safety net.

Keep denying climate change and say so publicly to please the politicians and maybe they will write another farm relief bill to bail you out.

Attribute it to climate change and you are on your own.