Introducing regulations on those companies has been widely suggested internationally, but it is often opposed by people and groups who believe that it’s an unnecessary regulation. In the article “Why Do Many Reasonable People Doubt Science” for National Geographic, Joel Achenbach writes that “Many people in the United States—a far greater percentage than in other countries—retain doubts [...] or believe that climate activists are using the threat of global warming to attack the free market and industrial society generally,” (paragraph 18). If some means of regulating non-civilian greenhouse gas emissions are not introduced and enforced, those civilian efforts will be in
Introducing regulations on those companies has been widely suggested internationally, but it is often opposed by people and groups who believe that it’s an unnecessary regulation. In the article “Why Do Many Reasonable People Doubt Science” for National Geographic, Joel Achenbach writes that “Many people in the United States—a far greater percentage than in other countries—retain doubts [...] or believe that climate activists are using the threat of global warming to attack the free market and industrial society generally,” (paragraph 18). If some means of regulating non-civilian greenhouse gas emissions are not introduced and enforced, those civilian efforts will be in