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Originally Posted by Agamemnon
Well... I don't see massive incentives OR Kyoto being implemented... were I to see at least one implemented I'd be a happier individual.
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In your ideal dream world, what would you do? What would be your plan?
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Originally Posted by Agamemnon
And why is more time being spent refuting Kyoto than figuring out a better solution?
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Who says this has to be a mutually exclusive situation?
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Originally Posted by Agamemnon
I've heard a lot more 'no-to-Kyoto' then 'yes-to-anything else'. Thats why I stick by Kyoto; its the only option I see on the table. I would love for other options to crop up, but until they do, I can't sympathize with those who are against Kyoto 'because there are better ways to achieve the goal'. What ways?
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Essentially what you're saying is that "something is better than nothing". That is true. What a lot of others (including me) are saying is that something IS better than nothing, unfortunately Kyoto is not that something.
You even admit that Kyoto is not perfect, yet you do not want to put your ideas on the table and make another proposal. Others are doing the same thing and you are calling them on it. I'm going to call you on the same thing. Try coming up with your own solution instead of piggy-backing on someone else's. You'll find it's not as easy as you think.