Climate Change: Who Cares Whose Fault It Is
Climate change is an existential crisis—and arguing about who or what caused it is a distraction. Whether the source is human activity or natural planetary cycles, the reality is that we have both the power and responsibility to slow its progress. Our duty is to protect the planet, give ecosystems time to adapt, and ensure a livable future for generations to come.
Key Principles
- Focus on Solutions, Not Blame: Stop wasting time debating causes—what matters is taking decisive action to slow climate change.
- Massive Investment in Geothermal Energy: Prioritize large-scale geothermal projects, particularly around the Yellowstone caldera. By leveraging closed-loop geothermal technology and proposals like NASA’s 2017 plan, we can generate enough clean energy to power nearly every home in America while transitioning fossil fuel workers into renewable jobs.
- Reinforce Clean Energy Leadership: Reinstate and expand tax credits and subsidies for wind, solar, geothermal, and hydroelectric power. This keeps America a global leader in clean energy manufacturing and supports international efforts toward sustainability.
- A Moral Obligation to Act: We have the technology and resources to address climate change. What’s needed is the willpower to rise to the challenge for ourselves, our children, and our planet.
This is not an unsolvable problem. By shifting investment into renewable energy and reinforcing America’s clean energy leadership, we can deliver real solutions, protect the environment, and secure a sustainable future.
The time for blame is over—the time for action is now.
