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 I yesterday ended my posting with: Thus, all three points of view by Hanson, Horning and Mikiluna are wonderful and necessary, but hardly sufficient for real action.  What is the solution?  The FIRE, which will come.  Anything better?  Sure, the world truly committing to do something about climate warming.  Will this occur.  I think not.  So what?  The FIRE, a global crisis somewhat evocative of the James Baldwin's warning.   Hope I'm wrong . Then we are more and more learning that the leaders of some countries will not even bother showing up in Glasgow for the climate change talks.    Chinese President Xi Jinping will not attend the COP26 summit .  He went to the Paris Agreement session.   For a while   Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison   also wasn't planning to come.  However, while he now is going, he indicated that he might not be able to agree to anything because his country has not been able to come up with a position. President Joe Biden will show up, but his