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The Only Thing That Will Really Change Global Warming In The Long Run Is If We Radically Increase The Speed With Which We Get Alternative Technologies To Deal With Climate Change.

In The Rich World, The Environmental Situation Has Improved Dramatically. In The United States, The Most Important Environmental Indicator, Particulate Air Pollution, Has Been Cut By More Than Half Since 1955, Rivers And Coastal Waters Have Dramatically Improved, And Forests Are Increasing.

It Seems Incontrovertible To Me That There Is A Global Warming Effect And That It Is Going To Be Serious, Probably Not In The Amount Of, Say, Six Degrees Warming, But It's Likely That We'll Get Two To Three Degrees Warming And That Will Be Serious Enough.

On Average, Global Warming Is Not Going To Harm The Developing World.

Of Course, The World Is Full Of Problems. But On The Other Hand It's Important To Get The Sense... Are We Generally Moving In The Right Direction Or The Wrong Direction?