No, really
Drought and war are leading to a 4-nation African famine, the "biggest humanitarian disaster since World War II" https://t.co/rVbaxfIuO7
— Bill McKibben (@billmckibben) March 27, 2017
NYT: They suffer from other people’s… attachment to things like flat-screen TVs that most Somalis will touch only in their dreams.
— Bill McKibben (@billmckibben) March 27, 2017
.@billmckibben Aww: Climate cultists imagine that their TVs cause drought in Somalia
— Tom Nelson (@TomANelson) March 27, 2017
The wackadoodle part of the NY Times article
South Sudan and Somalia, for instance, have relatively few vehicles and almost no industry. But their fields are drying up and their pastureland is vanishing, scientists say, partly because of the global effects of pollution. People in these countries suffer from other people’s driving, other people’s manufacturing and other people’s attachment to things like flat-screen TVs and iPads that most Somalis and South Sudanese will touch only in their dreams.
I guess it’s time for Warmists like Bill McKibben to stop using TVs and smartphones.
