The environmental narrative often presents a false dichotomy, suggesting that addressing climate issues requires making people poorer.

The green economy initiatives have often been misdirected, benefiting the wealthy rather than addressing climate issues effectively.

The policies that were once necessary to protect the environment now hinder the development of sustainable solutions like dense housing and nuclear power, which are essential for a prosperous future.

The precautionary principle, when taken to extremes, can result in policies that are anti-human and detrimental to societal progress.

Advocates of clean energy believe that failing to address energy issues could lead to catastrophic consequences for the planet.

Long-term thinking is crucial for humanity, especially as we face challenges like climate change, which are unintended consequences of our actions.

Decision-making can be influenced by whether one is in a favorable or unfavorable environment; those with resources can invest in long-term health, while others focus on immediate survival.

In a poor environment, we stick with a resource until it's depleted, while in a rich environment, we quickly move on to the easiest options available.

Management decisions can have unexpected side effects and potentially dangerous consequences if you don't consider the perspectives of all employees.