At Climate Talks in Poland, the U.S. Advisor Pushes Coal

[Tahuyaman]

The children are also suffering from increased levels of asthma.

They need to be more physically active. They need to live the way kids used to live. Outside playing, doing stuff kids are supposed to do.

There was a time when we did not need to run TV commercials or public service announcements telling parents to get their kids outdoors playing with other kids for an hour a day.

[zachroidott]

They need to be more physically active. They need to live the way kids used to live. Outside playing, doing stuff kids are supposed to do.

There was a time when we did not need to run TV commercials or public service announcements telling parents to get their kids outdoors playing with other kids for an hour a day.

That was before they had the world in their pocket.

[countryboy]

https://www.latimes.com/world/europe/la-fg-us-climate-talks-20181210-story.html

The U.N. climate talks are focused on reducing fossil fuels. The U.S. showed up and promoted coal

Protesters on Monday disrupted the Trump administration’s only official event at the U.N. climate conference — a panel defending fossil fuels — with laughter and chants of “Keep it in the ground.”

Scores of demonstrators from youth and indigenous groups let President Trump’s energy advisor Wells Griffith get 10 minutes into his policy talk before erupting into loud, prolonged guffaws followed by chanting.

"Trump's presence here is a joke. His only priority is ensuring fossil fuel CEOs squeeze every last dollar out of our communities," said Aneesa Khan, 23, with SustainUS, a U.S.-based, youth-led advocacy group. The panel embracing coal, natural gas and nuclear power highlighted the United States’ near-outlier status as nearly 200 other nations worked to address scientists’ warnings.

Lol, meanwhile in France.....

[countryboy]

They need to be more physically active. They need to live the way kids used to live. Outside playing, doing stuff kids are supposed to do.

There was a time when we did not need to run TV commercials or public service announcements telling parents to get their kids outdoors playing with other kids for an hour a day.

Hell, I had asthma as a kid (still do), and we weren't even allowed to hang out in the house with our friends. Not that we really wanted to anyways. We played outside.

[Tahuyaman]

Hell, I had asthma as a kid (still do), and we weren't even allowed to hang out in the house with our friends. Not that we really wanted to anyways. We played outside.

It's a sign of the times when parents need a public service anouncement to tell them to get their kids out of the house playing with other kids for an hour day. Think about that. An hour a day.

[Tahuyaman]

They need to be more physically active. They need to live the way kids used to live. Outside playing, doing stuff kids are supposed to do.

There was a time when we did not need to run TV commercials or public service announcements telling parents to get their kids outdoors playing with other kids for an hour a day.

That was before they had the world in their pocket.

Did you just post the first sentence which popped up in your mind?