[Stoves] interesting link

[Andrew C. Parker]

My interest in efficient stoves was spurred by deforestation and health  
concerns.  Now the forests I was trying to protect are slated to be  
cleared to make way for palm oil plantations to feed the carbon credits  
farce.  The people whose lives I hoped to improve are also being cleared  
and forced into refugee camps.  An environment that supported upwards of  
100,000 will support only a few hundred.  For what?  For whom?

Invoking the Precautionary Principle, we force the very people we seek to  
protect with our policies into immediate devastation, misery and death,  
rather than position ourselves to assist in the event that something bad  
might, maybe, perhaps happen to them sometime in the next 100 to 100,000  
years as a result of man caused CO2 release.  This is Climate Justice?

Its anthropogenic, but the suffering isn't because of climate change.


Andrew Parker (not AJH)


P.S.  If you don't like Climate Depot, try wattsupwiththat.com, or for  
math heads, climateaudit.org (I try, but it gives me a migraine).