There's nothing like a story on the environment to bring out buckets of scorn and venom from those who oppose any action to mitigate climate change. The general theme  runs to "but what about the economy?" and I can understand a level of concern given the times. That said, mitigation generally involves working cleaner, saving fuel, and finding ways to do things that will, in the long run, make the planet more livable to say nothing of providing opportunities to develop new technologies that will provide more jobs. Doing nothing is, for the moment, easier but if half of what has been predicted comes true, we'll look back on the likes of Harvey and Irma as the "good old days". If the Pentagon, hardly a candidate for the fellow traveler of the year award, considers climate change a threat. I suspect there must be something to it. If the climate change science is wrong and we act we get a cleaner planet. If the nay sayers are wrong, well, Armageddon anybody?