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In 2006 James Lovelock published a book that bluntly laid before us the consequences of the carbon imbalance. Full Article at Globe and Mail
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It is almost as if we had lit a fire to keep warm
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and failed to notice, as we piled on fuel, that the fire was out of control and the furniture had ignited.
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Developing countries cannot and will not compromise on development
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The basic point is that if humans set up systems that don’t share nature’s value system, we’re setting up the wrong incentives
SOURCE: EcoEarth News
