You're hanging your hat on climate risks, when you, apparently, and so many other climate worriers ignore the context of climate warming, which lets the matter of why we should be worried at all go by the wayside.

Minor things, of which I've posted before, like how we're cooler today than the geologic warming trend of our planet 11k years after the last glaciation; atmospheric CO2, the GHG about which so much worrying is done, has been much higher in past epochs, and the climate was both much warmer in those periods than today and life was lush, and much colder than today, and life was...not lush; and ice cores from Greenland and Antarctica indicate that atmospheric CO2 rises occur contemporaneously with or after planetary warming has begun.

Then, buried at the end of your response comes your--all too typical of others in these sorts of discussions--ad hominem remark. That greatly deprecates your seriousness.

Eric Hines