Andrew Revkin has a sobering post over at The New York Times Dot Earth blog today, struggling with whether we can overcome human nature and act on the future of climate change without first suffering directly and personally from it.
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Yes, wake up! Even if we do all that is possible in Oregon, or the US, if China does not change its course, we are lost. Note that the linked article is titled “What Will Cure China‘s Sulfurous Skies,” and describes China’s pollution problems. I have written legislators and blogged about this issue, urging educational engagement with China by teaching more of our students Mandarin and sending many more of them abroad to study in China. It is Oregon most important foreign policy and global warming issue. There is no solving the long term issue of global warming/ climate change without China. We can act. See my Daily Kos diary titled “China has three big reasons for jumping feet first into the carbon fight” here. Or my post “China and “The New International Energy Order” (here) on my own website. Or anything else on that weblog.
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