But, it is apparently very confusing, so, you should just listen to the experts
SmartPlanet: What concerns you most about energy and climate change?
AT: As a reporter, I think climate change is still a very confusing subject for the public to comprehend. I can’t tell you the number of times I have heard the question “do you believe in climate change?â€
Climate change is not a religion. Climate change is science.
We’ve been inundated with the subject for decades, Anne: I think we understand it, and that’s why fewer and fewer believe in your “science”. And what is that science, Anne?
There is plenty of evidence that the earth is warming, that the chemistry of the oceans is changing, that growing zones in our country are creeping northward. The question is not “do you believe in climate change?†but “what, if anything, are we going to do about it?â€
Whoops! She forgot to prove that the science that states that the warming is caused mostly or solely by Mankind. But, I love her question: what are we going to do about it? Well, how about turning the lights off, those ones that use enormous amounts of electricity, and, hey, are they all CFLs?, at NBC, broadcast by candlelight.
Via Tom Nelson, who points out that Ann Thompson, NBC News chief environmental affairs correspondent, has a Bachelor of Arts degree in American Studies from University of Notre Dame. Wait, according to the True Believers, we aren’t supposed to listen to someone who isn’t a climatologist.
