>We are not reacting enough >it is **verifiable** that some human-induced climate changes significantly increase the likelihood of more frequent and more intense extreme events. So do we get vaccinated in order to make events less severe and less frequent or would you prefer that we lock ourselves down? >It is no longer possible to doubt the human – ‘anthropic’ – origin of climate change >we have confirmed that in the last fifty years the temperature has risen at an **unprecedented speed**, greater than any time over the past two thousand years. I would say, in the last *6 million* years! >it is not possible to conceal the correlation of these global climate phenomena and the accelerated increase in greenhouse gas emissions, particularly since the mid-twentieth century. So you're saying correlation is causation? >a covenant between human beings and the environment should underpin the pro-abortion Agreement. >every family ought to realize that the future of their children is at stake. >U.N. goal of creating a universal right to abortion in line with Goal No. 5.6 of the U.N.’s Sustainable Development Goals