Thanks, Roger, for another useful caution against seizing on "science" even for laudable partisan purposes. Wiser to accept uncertainty and take tactical steps toward resilience.
"There are countless economic analyses now that show that it is now cheaper to deal with the crisis of climate than it is to ignore it. We spent $265 billion, two years ago, on three — three storms: Irma, Harvey, and Maria.”" It's disappointing that the Biden admin claimed that they would be facts/science/evidenced based in determining policy. Perhaps you should convene an online forum, Roger, where folks get to talk about "what is the truth (as we can perceive it) about hurricanes, adaptation, nd climate change science including the social sciences" . If anything would be agreed to, it would become the go-to statement for the Biden Admin on the topic.
Thanks, Roger, for another useful caution against seizing on "science" even for laudable partisan purposes. Wiser to accept uncertainty and take tactical steps toward resilience.
"There are countless economic analyses now that show that it is now cheaper to deal with the crisis of climate than it is to ignore it. We spent $265 billion, two years ago, on three — three storms: Irma, Harvey, and Maria.”" It's disappointing that the Biden admin claimed that they would be facts/science/evidenced based in determining policy. Perhaps you should convene an online forum, Roger, where folks get to talk about "what is the truth (as we can perceive it) about hurricanes, adaptation, nd climate change science including the social sciences" . If anything would be agreed to, it would become the go-to statement for the Biden Admin on the topic.