why are u asking

by nomeans no
(america)

Tell those in charge of government or business that you care about global warming, and that you expect them to do something about it. They cannot know of the concerns of the public unless they hear or read about them, or care unless they understand the impacts you see.

One thing you can do is check out the Union of Concerned Scientists Action Network at ucsusa.org, read about their ideas for intelligent actions to take and even sign up to help the needed information get to the right people. If they inquire "Why are u asking?", you then have an opportunity to give them the full story.

Barry's Response - In general, environmental issues. Protecting ourselves from the consequences of global warming (if that's a real concern) will give us the scientific and political infrastructure to deal with other environmental issues.

It's working toward a safer future for the next generation, including that beautiful babe you sent. See this AnInconvenientTruth
web page for more about leaving a legacy.

This type of action isn't just about global warming. There are a lot of environmental issues and concerns that can be addressed in the same way. It's possible if you care enough and get the right people involved.

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The importance of individual responsibility and meaningful engagement in addressing global issues such as climate change should be stressed.

It's good to encourage people to talk to those in power and take a proactive approach.

People with intelligence would probably advocate for well-informed and articulated concerns to government officials and business leaders. Then I'll talk about how we should clearly express the impacts and consequences of global warming, and how we need to take action.

In addition, I want to emphasize the importance of credible, evidence-based information. To stay informed and
gather intelligent solutions and ideas to present to decision-makers, we can encourage people to check out reputable sources, like the Union of Concerned Scientists Action Network.

To foster understanding and influence those in power, we need to emphasize the role of individual agency and focus on thoughtful and informed dialogue.