Communities that have contributed little to the climate crisis are bearing its brunt — but nowhere on Earth is safe.
. The Chinese industrial juggernaut was built in no small part to service the U.S. consumer market, and to serve the bottom lines of U.S. corporations that have shown no compunction about exploiting cheap Chinese labor and lax Chinese environmental regulations to feed their ever-expanding profit margins. Frankly, it’s a serious ethical mistake to predicate one’s bad behavior on the bad behavior of someone else.
It’s a fact manifested in the recent growth of extreme weather events to previously unseen proportions — from the barrage of “
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