They have to be accused of disrespect and the costs that their use causes. It has long been clear that the costs of ignoring and procrastinating will be many times over in the near future. And what about respect for our future generations, who will have to pay for what we miss?
If for a large part of our politicians the overview of the future only lasts until the next election date, then we as civil society must stand up and make it clear that we want to preserve a world worth living in for our descendants as well. Or is convenience more important to us? It is incomprehensible to me how a species that sees itself as the crown of creation would rather accept its own demise than make the necessary course corrections.
Maria Schwarzbauer, via email
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