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Re: “Rochester plans local action on climate”
The moment this article mentioned Obama or Trump, I stopped reading it. We will never make great progress with issues such as "going green" if we allow politics to take control, as you will surely divide individuals and essentially cut out one side of thinking. Your comment about climate change degenerating into politics is actually ironic as climate change is one of the most politicized issues our world faces today. Most of the research you see reported is funded by corporations/companies dedicated to alternative energy. With that being said, I believe that alt. energy is a great thing, but it has to be introduced and implemented in smaller doses rather than trying to lay it on everyone all at once. And regarding your thoughts on clean air, clean water,etc, the Great Lakes region literally has one of the most potable, cleanest tap water in the world... I respect your enthusiasm for dealing with climate change, but until we avoid allowing politics to cloud the overall picture, you will never successfully accomplish a feat that could have lasting and beneficial effects in our great nation and, quite honestly, on our great planet.
Re: “Rochester plans local action on climate”
This will be my last comment here as I see you have a firm, perhaps misguided stance on the overall issue of climate change. You once again mentioned a political figure and in addition compared the science of climate change to the science of gravity... I truly wish you success in your endeavor to make our city greener and more energy efficient/independent, but just know, anytime you bring up politics, regardless of the matter, it undoubtedly causes division and takes focus off the ultimate goal at hand.