Is "radical" good or bad.

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(06-04-2019, 04:58 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: I consider those sorts of things equity issues. The continued degradation of the planet will disproportionately impact the lower and middle classes as the upper classes will have the means to "ride it out" longer than others. Therefore, solutions to reduce air pollution, for soil and water conservation, and also to combat climate change are matters of equity. So while I was including these issues in my very broad statement, I appreciate the specificity on these in particular.

Get it. Makes sense. I wouldn't necessarily have called it an equity issue myself, since a deteriorating planet creates no "winners". While for sure people of different classes will be affected to different degrees, there are no benefits for anyone.

...except for my country. We have water.

(06-04-2019, 05:17 PM)michaelsean Wrote: I think I went off track there.  But no I don't want any radicals from anywhere.  Nothing radical is necessary.

Regarding environment and especially climate change, I have to disagree. Something radical is necessary. Which is not an ideological stance, but a scientific stance.