Only someone who can't add two and two would ignore the many scientists who have shown that humans have at least had a hand in speeding up climate change.
The fact that you are using the term "global warming" instead of "climate change", shows that you have not delved very deeply into the subject, and that the research you are looking at is pretty out dated.
I can tell you for a fact that I have seen the effects of climate change first hand.
Thanks. Yes, that was part of my point. At first, I was focusing on "global warming" and discovered it's a much deeper issue after researching it. And I am looking at the newest studies. But those studies point to Mother Earth doing her own thing over eons far more than it being a function of human effect over 100 years. And for humans to think they can alter Earth's cyclical course in a material way is wishful thinking. And fortunately, the activist's dire predictions for the nearer future appear to be based on sets of aberrant data points over a short period of Earth's history and extrapolating to exaggerated predictions.
IIN to doubt the hoopla about global warming?
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Only someone who can't add two and two would ignore the many scientists who have shown that humans have at least had a hand in speeding up climate change.
The fact that you are using the term "global warming" instead of "climate change", shows that you have not delved very deeply into the subject, and that the research you are looking at is pretty out dated.
I can tell you for a fact that I have seen the effects of climate change first hand.
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Thanks. Yes, that was part of my point. At first, I was focusing on "global warming" and discovered it's a much deeper issue after researching it. And I am looking at the newest studies. But those studies point to Mother Earth doing her own thing over eons far more than it being a function of human effect over 100 years. And for humans to think they can alter Earth's cyclical course in a material way is wishful thinking. And fortunately, the activist's dire predictions for the nearer future appear to be based on sets of aberrant data points over a short period of Earth's history and extrapolating to exaggerated predictions.