We’re entering and age where if your air conditioner goes out, you die.
Not denying climate change, but there is more here than just the ambient heat. I grew up in Phoenix, and we didn’t have a/c in our house or any of our vehicles. Even smaller stores didn’t have a/c. We did have adequate ventilation, a crapton of fans and evaporative coolers and the good sense to take it easy from about 2 pm until sunset. We also had less pavement, and ironically a bunch of green lawns. The lawns were untenable from a water-resource perspective, but if the wind blew from your yard through the house, it was degrees cooler. I still visit, and the a/c has become a single solution to replace many.
TeXxon Mobil BP has determined no, it’s fine. Drill more oil and gasss. It will make you richesssss
The board of directors has determined they should easily be able to afford to move somewhere cooler and even make a killing in water
hoardinginvesting and resale. It’s a cost they’re glad to let us bear.
