Thread: Climate

@Lurch et al . . .

I have great faith in the "youth of today" to identify and solve the problems of the world. They are a dammed sight smarter and better educated (in critical thinking particularly) than any generation that proceeded them - anyone with 30ish kids or 20ish grandkids can identify with this. As Kiwi's they have wonderful cultural and identity tools as a foundation for the solutions required. I see many young farmers, contractors, scientists etc etc working to meet the chalkenges of their generation - and I have absolute faith in them . .. so consequently sorry but I have no buy-in to the fantasy world you are promoting.