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How to Win the War – Personifying the “Enemy” of Carbon Output
I’ve been reading “Confessions of an Economic Hitman” recently. Great book, on a topic that I’m personally passionate about (the corporate manipulation of developing nations for political and economic gain). I’ll probably recommend it to a bunch of friends. And then what?
The sad fact is, we’re hardwired to deal with emergencies. We’re biologically programmed to run from tigers. But when it comes to slow-moving, inexorably advancing walls of ice (like heart disease, greenhouse gases or even obesity), we’re basically useless.
Why? Because they don’t have a face. Read the rest of this entry »