It does not address the cause and as far as I am concerned
that is a matter still open for debate. Regardless of whether or not this
phenomenon is a result of industrialisation or merely reflects long term
cyclical weather patterns, there is a growing danger resulting from pollution
and industrial culture's exploitation of resources. Its consequences are
certainly injurious if not overtly destructive.
The solutions are in the end detrimental to civilisation as
it presently exists. But the alternative is civilisational suicide. There are
no good options. By suicide I am not speaking of rising sea levels but the
collapse resulting from industrialised economics, resource availability,
pollution, disease etc...
Of course many will insist on the fraudulent nature of all
these claims and believe the move toward regulation is simply a power-grab on
an unprecedented scale. While it cannot be doubted there is a move toward the
centralisation of power, at the same time there world is becoming ever
'bigger', chaotic and difficult to control. Climate will only exacerbate
already existing problems and deep ones at that. The solutions will
increasingly result in violence, state or otherwise.
These are complicated issues and questions but until people
can at least understand the basics of what is happening, there can be little
hope for intelligent discussion. I don't believe there's a good solution if one
at all. But I do believe we are as Christians to bear witness to the truth and
to live in light of that. We of all people need to understand the world in
which we live. This will shape our witness, ethics and certainly affect how we
as The Church posture ourselves in the world and interact with it in terms of
evangelism and apologetics.
Here's the link. I recommend Journeyman Pictures. There are a
lot of good and often brief documentaries that are available for free. It's one
of many resources I utilize and is but one piece in a larger mosaic that
exposes the fraudulent nature of what is call the mainstream media which is in
reality little more than a mouthpiece for the Establishment.
