Gregory's Server@chu You're right about the fragility of infrastructure, and she's right about the importance of social issues. People who are trying to decide whether to spend their last dollar on food or power today aren't in a position to worry about a possible power outage in the future.
Just as we need to protect the climate in order to protect the people, so we also need to look after the people so they can join us in looking after the climate.
The two issues go hand in hand, and so do their solutions.
@zeborah @chu Just so. Like itβs hard to address the house falling down around you when someone is trying to kill you for reading the wrong books or some equally asinine but sadly real reason. We sadly have address multiple issues at once. However, some of the systems we put in place to help address one problem can also be of use in other situations as well.