Government reveals ten-point plan to tackle the climate crisis – but is it enough?
James Bowers
Climate change is unquestionably one of the largest threats to the society of tomorrow, and to a certain extent, to the society of today as well.
As science has been telling us for years, the need to reduce our carbon emissions must be seen as a top priority in order to mitigate the damage which has already been done to our planet, and to prevent the situation from worsening further still. After all, on our current trajectory, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) predicts that global warming could cause around 200 million people to become climate refugees by the year 2050.
Despite this, there are still segments of society who refute the idea of global warming; an ideology which has only been strengthened in recent times by the reluctance and apa...