Why is it so hard to find unbiased info about carbon pollution? by Sarah Gordy

Capitalism. Big companies don't care about how much carbon they are emitting into the atmosphere. As long as they are getting profit, it doesn't matter. Scientists and a lot of environmental activists believe the opposite, and are trying to stop the air pollution. So it's very 50/50. Many either do or don't agree with the greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, a lot of articles are biased towards "Save our planet" or "Make more money"

2019-10-28 18:39:05 UTC

Well I think It's hard because people don't know a lot about it, and they have bad thoughts about it. Also, carbon pollution happens when people mine and drill which is how people get their resources to make money.

2019-11-01 13:45:03 UTC

Alana

10asmith — 2023-03-14 17:28:59 UTC

People either think that if you produce something that isn't good for you to pollute the air with it. Other people actually see what is happening (air pollution which also affects us) and try to convince people to stop it. So, the reason why it is so hard to find unbiased information about this subject is because people have different ideas on it.

2023-03-14 17:39:24 UTC

It's hard to find unbiased opinions on carbon pollution because certain people who write about it really want to get rid of it. All other opinions are either people who are paid by the companies or use this stuff anyway and really don't care because it won't be a problem for them in their lifetime.

Kylie McElheny

2024-05-16 13:33:53 UTC

it is hard to find unbiased information and opinions on carbon pollution because people can and will advertise things that lead to more carbon pollution so hey shoo the issue away and say that it is int really a problem.