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I Think It's Great That We Have Organisations Like Greenpeace. In A Pluralistic Society, We Want To Have People Who Point Out All The Problems That The Earth Could Encounter. But We Need To Understand That They Are Not Presenting A Full And Rounded View.

Winter Regularly Takes Many More Lives Than Any Heat Wave: 25,000 To 50,000 Each Year Die In Britain From Excess Cold. Across Europe, There Are Six Times More Cold-related Deaths Than Heat-related Deaths...by 2050...warmer Temperatures Will Save 1.4 Million Lives Each Year.

We've Had The U.n. For Almost 60 Years, Yet We've Never Actually Made A Fundamental List Of All The Big Things That We Can Do In The World, And Said, 'which Of Them Should We Do First?'

Listen, Global Warming Is A Real Problem, But It's Not The End Of The World. A 30-centimetre Sea Level Rise Is Just Not Going To Bring The World To A Standstill, Just Like It Didn't Over The Last 150 Years.

If Every Country Committed To Spending 0.05 Per Cent Of Gdp On Researching Non-carbon-emitting Energy Technologies, That Would Cost $25 Billion A Year, And It Would Do A Lot More Than Massive Carbon Cuts To Fight Warming And Save Lives.