This is a good observation, but it stabs at the calculations for cost being hypothesized, but never proven as fact.
However, before we even get to this point, we should FIRST be asking to what extent mankind is affecting the climate, if at all. All I have been hearing through the decades is that man is the blame for the changes, and yet no body of science has yet produced any metrics based upon solid and sound science that man is affecting the climate, especially in relation to the billions of tons of methane, CO2, sulphur, and all the other toxins and greenhouse gasses being poured out into the atmosphere by nature itself from all the oceans, rivers, lakes and active volcanoes. BILLIONS of tons, folks...that scientists have admitted that mankind could not produce in 100,000 years.
My vote is MYTH
However, before we even get to this point, we should FIRST be asking to what extent mankind is affecting the climate, if at all. All I have been hearing through the decades is that man is the blame for the changes, and yet no body of science has yet produced any metrics based upon solid and sound science that man is affecting the climate, especially in relation to the billions of tons of methane, CO2, sulphur, and all the other toxins and greenhouse gasses being poured out into the atmosphere by nature itself from all the oceans, rivers, lakes and active volcanoes. BILLIONS of tons, folks...that scientists have admitted that mankind could not produce in 100,000 years.
My vote is MYTH