A punch to the face against the yet unborn children

"A punch to the face against the yet unborn children"

"the Climate: New book shows threats"

"Aftonbladet's leader board is the independent social democrat."

"How big differences the case of notes the american journalist David Wallace-Wells in his book “The uninhabitable earth”. It is an effective and well-written forskningssammanställning, but also a punch to the face in book form. Half of the carbon dioxide that humans have added to the atmosphere by the burning of fossil fuels has been placed since the end of the 1980s. Wallace-Wells indicates the first episode of the tv series Seinfeld as the cursor. People have existed on earth for about 200 000 years – in the fossil fuel era, we became a pest."

"Rushing fire – starvation, and escape"

"the Harmful air. Drought affects air quality seriously. In the year 2090, as many as two billion people breathe in air that is perched on a level of risk, according to WHO. Every day die more than 10 000 of air pollutants."

"It continues – with the violent environmental disasters, pandemics, economic collapse, and klimatkrig.nWallace-Wells refers to “the fossil fuel era”. China has over a thousand coal-fired power stations, and is planning hundreds of to. In Brazil, is increasing the pace of deforestation of the rainforest of the Amazon, primarily for meat production doesn that provide the world with cheap beef. In the united states slowed climate change by a president who does not even understand how wind power works."

"Sweden would be able to take the lead in Europe to point out the direction. We know what we must do. The need for progressive climate policy with the expression of solidarity has never been greater. At the same time, the right entrenched in the fossil fuel era. That means two billion less to the environment and climate change, suspended, airport tax, lowered the diesel tax, bilnätverk in the parliament, no to sharp measures in the EU. It is an outdated policy with blinders.nÄnnu unborn children will ask: Was thus short-term profits higher than the planet's future survival?"