Take Heart, Ye Cynics

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“I think if you‘re driving an automobile on the freeway, and you realize you‘re going to have a collision or hit something, to not put on the brakes would seem to be madness,‘‘ Richard Leakey said Tuesday, hours before his first-ever Canadian speaking engagement in Edmonton.

It’s reassuring to see smart people making tart observations about climate change. It’s even nicer to see those comments reported in OilWeek.

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