Warmist Auden Schendler on the fragile mental state of warmists: "This all leaves most of us in the movement to solve climate change with a borderline debilitating creeping terror that haunts our daily activities..."

Auden Schendler: Three Signs of Hope and One Omen on Climate

it's no wonder the CFO of the business I work for said to me yesterday: "I have this crippling anxiety about climate change... what are our children going to have to deal with?"

At Keystone, in Colorado, ski season is still going on but a nearby fire meant the lodge was being used as an evacuation center a few weeks ago. Meanwhile, the Washington Post expressed bafflement about U.S. inaction in the face of obvious climate threats highlighted by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

This all leaves most of us in the movement to solve climate change with a borderline debilitating creeping terror that haunts our daily activities and inclines many of us to want to rock in the corner holding our knees, eating Chinese food out of the box.

...But maybe it's too hard to connect flooding, or storms, to the planet getting hotter. Maybe, to wake us up, what we really need is some heat.