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i was more referring to the other guy who has been blessing my posts with interaction than you, lol. but frankly, most scientists' paychecks actually incentivize denial more than they do actual engagement with the breadth of change required to combat climate change. the institutions we work for...

i suppose that would be true in theory, but most scientists don’t really pay attention to message board guys who think they’re experts because they googled a thing once, so i’m feeling ok about it

political ecology is the analysis of ecosystems taking into account the effects on those ecosystems of political policy. there are granular things that can be debated about how x policy effects x ecosystem, but as a whole it's not like it's a field dominated by rabid partisans. most of these...

my background is in political ecology and social-ecological systems. climate change is inextricable from politics, because politics at its core is what determines allocation of resources, natural and otherwise. acting as though the two are separate is magical thinking. say the word...

lol. there's substantial research backing everything that i talked about. you have no earthly idea what you're talking about.

you seem upset, sweetie

i’m literally an environmental scientist lol but whatever helps you sleep at night baby

lol, we got a lot of amateur environmental scientists dropping dumbassery in here. lot to unpack, but for starters this whole “buhhhhh China” thing is an excuse from people who can’t bear to imagine the US taking a shred of accountability. if you factor in historic emissions, which of course are...