"& BTW...it's not really a moral hazard. It's more like free-riding on our grand kids."
via stopgeoengineering
“First of all, of course, there is a lot of money getting spent to make sure that a very substantial portion of the public stays totally confused about this. And, I mean, it’s been really quite pernicious. But there’s been literally tens of millions of dollars spent on every little thing that comes along that might, you know, relate to some uncertainty." Starting at 2:40, M. Granger Morgan, head of the Department of Engineering and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University via stopgeoengineering 7/8/11
