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Archive for July 25 2007
Like It Or Not, Bad Weather Is Here…
July 25 2007 by The Systemic Analyst.
Media coverage of climate change has steadily increased since the beginning of this year. Oddly, there is still debate as to what degree humans are responsible for these changes. This seems to be a rather senseless dialogue given that extreme weather is already plaguing nearly all of Europe, the U.S., New Zealand, China and Peru. Furthermore, anyone who has spent any time in a highly polluted city can tell you, even if humans didn’t directly cause these changes to the environment our behaviour certainly isn’t helping matters.
At what point in time are humans going to realize that every individual has a responsibility when it comes to their own security as well as that of the greater whole? Will it be too late to significantly alter our current modes of production and rates of consumption to have any impact? Time can only tell.
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