Episode 56 of Trading Perspectives Podcast

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Trading Perspectives Podcast logo, John NorrisClimate Change

There has been something strange about recent weather patterns.  Temperatures have been unusually high, even for those of us accustomed to them. It’s not surprising when you consider 7.7 billion people, requiring food to eat, water to drink, clothes and shoes to wear, and a dry place to put their head a night, will consume a lot of natural resources around the global, ultimately putting some level of stress on the environment. What impact is mankind having on the climate and what can we, as Americans, really do about climate change?

 

 

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