Yes, the climate has always changed.
I'm glad we can agree on something.
We're not in an ice age right now, are we?
Would you like to be in one?
That's not the point.
I'm sure you have one.. Somewhere.
The difference is that climate change NOW is being caused by human activity.
And at one time there was a scientific consensus that the world was flat and another that man could never exceed fifty miles an hour without suffocating on the train and another where the speed of sound could not be breeched... So your point is?
Some people don't want to admit that, because if it's true,
Predictions and consensuses do not truths make as I've just demonstrated above.
then humans ought to do something about it.
Then it's the Crazy Eddie solution that you desire. Shall we start rationing everything as suggested or are you not serious about "saving the planet"???
But if it's just something that "always happens" then we don't have to do a damn thing.
So now you're saying we're good here?
According to the EPA, in 2016, U.S. greenhouse gas emissions totaled 6,511 million metric tons (7,177 million tons) of carbon dioxide equivalents, which equaled 81 percent of all human-caused greenhouse gases.
Until you can provide definitive proof that this seriously affects climate change I really don't care there Nostradamus.
Now, if you want to argue that Seven MILLION TONS of greenhouse gases has no effect on anything, I suggest that you prove it.
Proving things is not my job that would be yours Oh Lord Of The Scientific Consensus.
Oh, and I WOULD ask the dinosaurs and mammoths -- except they're extinct.
It was probably all the methane gas they emitted that caused the civilization at that time to kill them off in the name scientific consensus don't you think? I have a thread on that...
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...want to give me a grant to continue my investigation of this theory?
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