Slowing Global Warming - Bigger than Moon Shot

2007-06-06

Slowing global warming will take more effort and require more cooperation than putting a man on the moon, says CEO.

Cutting greenhouses gases to beat global will take more effort than the United States put into landing a man on the moon in the 1960s, and it's more important, says Peter Darbee, chief executive of PG&E Corp, California's largest electricity supplier. When we set out to the moon, we only needed the cooperation and collaboration of a portion of the people, he said. The challenge of global warming will require an unprecedented level of cooperation, collaboration and alignment by all people .

Source: Climate Challenge Bigger than Moon Shot: PG&E . Bernie Woodall. Reuters. 2007.6.6

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