Part Four of a series
Industrial climate disruption - the disruption of the global climate as a result of human activity, especially our industrial consumption of fossil fuels - is more or less settled scientific fact. In order for industrial climate disruption to be incorrect, over a century of well-established science would have to be overturned. In addition, the operational principles of innumerable technologies derived from that well-established science would also have to be rethought.
Isn't it time that we put human values over corporate values? I think our business schools need to revisit their fundamental philosophies, and people need to start making sensible decisions for the good of humanity, not profits.
