Something Fishy Going On II

Blame it on global warming. I don't doubt that mankind is doing a lot that results in the hole in the ozone layer growing and the ice cap melting. But let's put this into perspective. If there's one thing we can be sure about it's that throughout the entire universe things have been changing since the beginning of whatever. Mankind likes to call the agents of changes we don't like, such as tornadoes, tsunamis, meteorites and volcanoes, destructive forces, and we call all the changes we do like progress. Pave over the entire Los Angeles basin and create a massive freeway system for the gas-guzzling vehicles that clog it, requiring us to suck fossil fuels out of the ground and pump noxious crap into the air and that's building toward a bright future. But let one earthquake knock down an overpass and that's destruction. Spend countless billions of dollars and thousands upon thousands of human lives levelling a city that several centuries ago was the cradle of civilization and that's supposed to be making the world safe for democracy. But let one hurricane wash away some beach houses that shouldn't have been built on the shifting sands of the ocean's edge in the first place and that's evidence of nature's wrath. Okay, so we reverse global warming, then what? I think we worry about the wrong things.