Redfish
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I think the goal is to reduce pollution and keep a cleaner environment. The man made climate change narrative gives an importance and urgency to their argument. It is too bad that the conversation always becomes a debate about that point when, as you said, I think most people would support fighting pollution, which is the ultimate goal.Is your goal to stop humans from polluting our air and water?
If yes, why isn't that enough? Why do you need an unproven link between pollution and climate in order to fight pollution?
If you were out there fighting pollution, 99% of humans would support your fight. But when you try to claim that pollution is changing the climate you lose 60% of the supporters.
Can someone explain?
My question to you is why do you try so hard to fight the narrative of man made climate change. There seems to be a lot of scientific data supporting it to some degree and very few debunking it, yet you choose to take the side of the very few... Is that ideological or are you a climate scientist who has been convinced by conducting your own tests?
because its a false narrative aimed not at reducing pollution but at controlling the activities that are permitted of human beings.