> Climate disruption is here to stay for the long haul.
> The smartest course of action is to find new ways to deliver finance for adaptation, and UNEP’s new assessment looks at ways to do so, starting with increased domestic expenditure, stronger international finance and private-sector engagement.
While I’m surprised that a conservative rag like The Hill would sound the climate change alarm, it’s more understandable when you realize that their main call is for climate adaptation financing and not ending fossil fuel use.
This is the message seen more and more from the fossil fuel industry, their mouthpieces, and their useful fools, since actual denial is no longer tenable. ‘Adapting to the coming world’ becomes the message, while still deflecting calls for feasible changes that would actually limit the amount of climate change.
It is literally stage 4 of [The 4 Stage Strategy](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSXIetP5iak), with the addition of a distraction narrative to make it seem like the problem is being addressed.
Money-making and geopolitical lending scams to African countries will do nothing to limit climate change.
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> Climate disruption is here to stay for the long haul.
> The smartest course of action is to find new ways to deliver finance for adaptation, and UNEP’s new assessment looks at ways to do so, starting with increased domestic expenditure, stronger international finance and private-sector engagement.
While I’m surprised that a conservative rag like The Hill would sound the climate change alarm, it’s more understandable when you realize that their main call is for climate adaptation financing and not ending fossil fuel use.
This is the message seen more and more from the fossil fuel industry, their mouthpieces, and their useful fools, since actual denial is no longer tenable. ‘Adapting to the coming world’ becomes the message, while still deflecting calls for feasible changes that would actually limit the amount of climate change.
It is literally stage 4 of [The 4 Stage Strategy](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSXIetP5iak), with the addition of a distraction narrative to make it seem like the problem is being addressed.
Money-making and geopolitical lending scams to African countries will do nothing to limit climate change.