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well their you go you know climate change happned sometimes real fast in the past and man was not around, so whats the problem how we going to stop mother nature?
Did you miss the part where I mentioned the mass extinctions that often accompanied rapid change? Maybe that doesn't bother you, but for most people that could be a concern. The whole point of the theory is the we have something to do with it, so it isn't just about stopping Mother Nature.
Yeah, "rapid change" like meteors the size of Mount Everest striking the Earth. A .01% change in CO2 is hardly in the same ball park.
0.01%?!?! CO2 has changed 30-40% since the advent of the Industrial Revolution. Quoting absolute values, rather than % change, just proves your ignorance of the science and willingness to parrot anything that supports your bias.