Moont1de t1_j17b2aq wrote
Reply to comment by DukeLukeivi in Climate Impacts Are Increasing; Textbooks Aren’t Keeping Pace: "biology textbooks are failing to share adequate information about climate change" by Additional-Two-7312
The origin of the current degree of climate change we are observing is anthropogenic, ergo geography.
The mechanism is secondary to that.
DukeLukeivi t1_j17c833 wrote
That's a bizarrely obtuse classification you're using, human action is compounding the physical basis of the concept, so the physics don't matter? Saying "people does it," is meaningless without being able to explain how.
Climate change should feature pretty prominently in physics, chem, bio, as well as geography; all branches are effected/contributory.
Moont1de t1_j17cc9h wrote
I never said the physics do not matter, my recommendation is you actually read what I wrote instead of being outraged about what you imagined.
DukeLukeivi t1_j17cici wrote
The physical basis isn't secondary in any way tho, and it of course isn't solely the concern of geography.
Moont1de t1_j17cmj8 wrote
I didn’t say it was solely the concern of geography, but it is primarily a geographical phenomenon.
DukeLukeivi t1_j17d109 wrote
No it's geography built on biology built on chemistry built on physics and understanding at all the levels is important, what with the drastic ramifications to the entire geosphere.
Moont1de t1_j17d32a wrote
I agree that understanding at all levels is important
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