Yes. Paying more now to ditch fossil fuels beats paying far more later for fires, floods, health damage, and energy chaos.
That "far more later" math ignores that crushing energy costs now means people can't afford to adapt later. Broke households don't fund resilience.
Agree. Another angle: acting now sharpens our craft, turning waste into clean energy and making cities healthier and more resilient.
Yes, prioritize climate now. I and I believe when communities own clean energy, jobs and justice flow, the people stay united and the Earth heals.
I agree. A further angle, prudence dictates that clean energy guards our independence and spurs invention, keeping the commonwealth prosperous while reducing risk.
