“The Fight Against Fossil Fuel Giants is the Fight of Our Time”
“We're not the radicals. We want a world a little bit like the one we were born into. The oil companies are the radical ones. They are willing to alter the chemical composition of the atmosphere and water to make more money.... they're trying for a world that will jeopardize the future of most living things.... This is our challenge for the years ahead. If we can break their power, then our planet has a future.” —Bill McKibben
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4 comments on "“The Fight Against Fossil Fuel Giants is the Fight of Our Time”"
September 02, 2012 4:42pm
Everyone that burns fossil fuel should pay for the cleanup left behind... the big oil companies, employees, stockholders, retirement/pension funds, etc are mostly just regular folks like everyone else .... who are you talking about when you say big oil companies? The oil companies are not burning the fossil fuel that creates atmospheric pollution - you are, and everyone else that drives a car, heats their home, pays postage (for the postal trucks to deliver their mail), etc. etc.
September 02, 2012 3:06pm
This is flippin ridiculously hippocritical to sign on to this fight if you drive a car, mow your lawn, heat your house, use electricity, and on and on and on. First, quit using fossil fuels of any kind .... then sign on to this fight - is this possible?
September 02, 2012 2:34pm
I'm 100% against more fossil fuel. HOWEVER, the current alternatives namely industrial wind turbines and industrial solar are just as reckless as using coal or oil. I live in the Tehachapi Pass and witness the carnage of the virgin forests, conversion of prime farmland, reckless removal of endangered species like the Mojave desert tortoises and wildlife. 10-20 hawks are killed colliding with turbine propellers every single day in only one small location.
My word to 350.org is to quit supporting current wind and solar. Our ecosystems can't stand much more of this bullshit.
September 02, 2012 10:01am
Fossil Fools' (Big Oil, Gas, & Coal) GREED and Selfishness are putting all of humanity and the rest of the living world in peril. They are a clear and present danger to everyone including themselves, and that is the criteria for involuntary commitment to a high-security mental institution.