Is seeking stability really a radical idea?
Bill Budd, Port Orchard  According to the Wall Street Journal, Sen. Mitch McConnell dismissed additional climate change actions that Democrats favor as radical climate demands. It appears that many Republicans find it politically incorrect to believe that we must take action. The best carbon sequestration is to leave fossil fuels in the ground and replace that energy with cheaper energy sources, i.e., wind and solar. The quicker we do this, the better. The devastation from climate change includes more and stronger tornados, cyclones and hurricanes, more and greater severity of wildland fires, record shattering high temperatures especially in polar regions, melting glaciers and ice caps, severe droughts in some areas while there is extensive flooding in other areas, crop failures, water shortages and increased algae blooms in the warm surface water that remains. Scarce water resources are fertile ground for people like Amund Bundy, who are happy to exploit conditions to stir up government antipathy, and turn neighbor against neighbor. Bill Budd, Port Orchard