All for a change
One would that if more than 1,000 scientists belonging to various countries and working for 10 years, pointed out the grave danger posed by increasing carbon emissions to the climate as well as the global economy, world leaders would take notice and initiate restorative action.
Instead, they choose to either pass on the buck or worse, plainly deny the existence of such a problem. (Leader)
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