Environmentalists Are Anti-Human
People use the marketplace to deliver what others need and want. Environmentalism, on the other hand, is built around denying human needs.
People use the marketplace to deliver what others need and want. Environmentalism, on the other hand, is built around denying human needs.
The most alarming of the projections of climate change damages rely on naïve assumptions about human adaptability.
Having failed to show that capitalism impoverishes people, socialists have invented a new victim of material prosperity: the environment. But this latest turn is the most disturbing of all in its knee-jerk hatred for human beings and human life.
Supply, demand, and prices affect human usage of natural resources in such a way that the most scarce and valued resources are economized and preserved. The practical effect is that valuable resources never really run out.
To borrow a line from Al Gore, this strikes me as a “risky scheme.”
The rhetorical framing of "climate change" is far removed from the underlying research. And the real-world costs of "doing something" are rarely considered.
Environmental activists admit that the Paris Agreement wasn't a "solution" to climate change, they should actually be thanking Trump for abandoning it.
Environmental activists in US politics are making it quite clear that their goal is nothing short of a socialist economic revolution.
The scare tactics from Beto O'Rourke and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is yet another example demonstrating the farce of the climate change policy debate.