The Secret Weapon To Fighting Climate Crisis (scam)? Moms

If this was really science, would they really need to do this? To make it so personal, to make it so if you’re against high taxation, a skyrocketing cost of living, and being forced to give up your liberty, freedom, and choice that you’re essentially against moms and women? To have such unhinged emotional pleas, ones that mean you’re evil if you do not Comply

Women scientists focus on a secret weapon to fight climate change: Moms

“What world have I brought my child into?” the new mom pleaded. “What can I do to make sure my baby isn’t brought up in a world that’s being destroyed?”

It was 2019, and climate researcher Katharine Hayhoe was at a church breakfast in Fairbanks, Alaska, when a young woman tapped on her shoulder and confessed that she was terrified. Ever since the birth of her daughter, the young woman said, she couldn’t stop worrying about the threat of a rapidly warming planet.

I’m just thinking, some people really need to deprogram themselves from this doomsday cult that’s making them emotional wrecks over a bunch of nothingburger.

“That heartfelt question is one I thought I could only really answer as a fellow mom,” said Hayhoe, an atmospheric scientist at Texas Tech University and an evangelical Christian who has spent years trying to educate the public about climate change. Hayhoe told the Alaska woman the same thing she sometimes had to tell herself when she worried about her own son’s future: Channel your fear into action. Talk to your friends and family. Advocate for change in your town, your church, your school, your state.

Sure: practice what you preach. Give up your use of fossil fuels, etc and so on. I’m not writing it again at the moment

Now, Hayhoe aims to replicate that exchange on a much bigger scale.

Along with five fellow climate scientists who are also mothers, she has teamed up with Potential Energy, a nonprofit marketing firm, to launch Science Moms, a $10 million campaign to educate and empower mothers to do something about climate change.

Have fun driving the kids around in an electric vehicle….what’s that you say, that would be inconvenient? Huh.

“I want to connect with moms who look like me,” she said. “Black moms and Brown moms, and moms who are in communities of color, because we are disproportionately affected by the impacts of climate change.”

And, see, if you don’t buy in, you’re not only sexist, but racist.

Marshall will measure success in heightened awareness of the threat posed by global warming and increased willingness to take action. He said his aim is to double the proportion of Americans who say they are “alarmed” about climate change — a number that hovers around 26 percent, according to the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication.

30+ years of spreading awareness and that’s the best they get? 26%? Yet, so few actually modify their own lives, which should tell you all you need to know about this hypocritical cult.