I'm not going into political discussions here and it's true there have been climate changes in the past. But in the past it was caused by natural disasters, vulcano's etc.
What is undeniable today that we've managed to ruin the earth in not more than 100 years. Population growth can't go on in this matter if we don't change our consuming habits. It wouldn't be a problem when the earth would hold a billion people. But our habits got to change. Nature can't cope with the pace of climate change at this speed. Meaning distinction of lots of animal species and growing deserts. And eventually making it impossible for all the 7 billion people around the world to feed. Eventually nature will takes over (as it always does) and there will be wars for food and water.
I think when you're that lucky to live in an area where's pleanty of nature around you won't see it or feel the urge of it. As I live in one of the densest populated area's around the world and seeing we haven't any natural Forrest in our country and looking out of the window in an airplane above Europe seeing all the cities, traffic and total regulated nature, it worries me. Also the fact that our seas are very polluted and overly fished, I can't deny you have to be careful with your surroundings.
When walking along the beach and seeing how much waste washes a shore it's definitely not something to deny.
Vulcano eruptions and natural disasters will happen in the future as well but that comes along with all the pollution we make.
Satellite images proof it as do drills in the ice it's never happening this quick as it does now. So unless we all start thinking differently now and change our lifestyle a little bit. Future will be looking quite different.
Climate is changing at a very fast speed mainly caused by humans. Nature can't coop with such speed. Look at history and today's climate... we're setting new records in extreme weather conditions every year. History doesn't lie. It's our responsibility to disrupt it as less as possible and not getting focused at profits first.
To sustain the same level of wealth we're getting used to we've to produce more durable end environmentally friendly. If you don't agree with that, you're in denial or filled with greed.
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Tim political trolling again. While making his products less and less repairable each year resulting in greater waste. Every single pre Tim mac I own has been repaired or upgraded, this Tim is how you contribute to being green. Not by glueing you products and creating waste. Anything....anything goes wrong in the new MacBooks, it's a complete logic board replacement .
Still to see apple contribute any $$$$ to all these causes TC is so passionate about, words are cheap
Yes, it's a no brainer to produce toxic free (you shouldn't be allowed otherwise) but to use it as an argument and at the same time make your products less durable, repairable, upgradable is hypocritical at least.
Tim Cook should be very ashamed of himself for using false arguments and using those same arguments when this is one of the top of concerns.
Don't get me wrong! Every manufacturer should pay attention to environment but Cook is doing contradicting things. That's a fraud in my opinion.
