Yes or No: Do you believe in man made “climate change “?

collective effort wrote:

Medussah wrote:

*You* don’t run the world, your psychotic leaders run it. The rest of you are fat, dumb, brainwashed and puppets to those “leaders”. Lol

We collectively run the world. Our leaders could do nothing without our engineering, business and technological prowess, yet we wouldn't have that prowess without our leaders protecting our freedoms to innovate and achieve.

Just face the facts: you are a loser and your country is a second rate backwater.

You have absolutely no more individual power than I do. Plus, I get free healthcare. You lose.

Exxon-Mobile has a site on climate change, addressing how reduced emissions will help prevent catastrophe.

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https://corporate.exxonmobil.com/energy-and-environment/environmental-protection/climate-change

Hold a global conference (let's call it, oh, "Google Camp 2019") and invite a bunch of celebrities from around the world to show up and spend a few days discussing the problem. (Let's just pretend they actually have something profound---or even simply helpful---o.k., how about just not outright stupid---to say.) And have them arrive in 114 private jets and a bunch of ecologically-disastrous mega yachts. (You simply can't have too many 200' - 400' mega yachts at such an event.) Can't make it this year? That's o.k.---I'm almost certain there will be some equally hypocritical event planned somewhere next year.......

science doesn't care if you believe or not

FFF wrote:

Exxon-Mobile has a site on climate change, addressing how reduced emissions will help prevent catastrophe.

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https://corporate.exxonmobil.com/energy-and-environment/environmental-protection/climate-change

If anything this disproves the common argument that the fossil fuel industry is apparently "funding anti-climate chanege propaganda"

Companies like Exxon Mobil are working on ways to decrease emissions. Politicians are lecturing about plastic straws. Who is making the bigger contribution?

Of course it's man made but some women contributed to this mess as well.

Everyone can stop ordering trinkets, gizmos, and even everyday staples online 2 or 3 times each week. Those Amazon Prime vans barreling up-and-down my street every 30 minutes to deliver a small package of something someone should have just picked up the last time they were at a store certainly isn't doing the environment any good.

Clifford Diffley wrote:

science doesn't care if you believe or not

Exactly

Clifford Diffley wrote:

science doesn't care if you believe or not

Which would imply climate change is not science

The process that led us to discoveries that facilitated the creation of the technology you use to type your trash message on lets run is the same process that is telling us that humans are changing the climate.

"Believe" in it? No. It's a scientific proposition and not a question of belief.

Accept it as scientific fact? YES.

+100

Arhennius wrote:

"Believe" in it? No. It's a scientific proposition and not a question of belief.

Accept it as scientific fact? YES.

+100

Greta wrote:

Of course it's man made but some women contributed to this mess as well.

No chance. Women are literally angels from heaven. Blameless through and through.

Scientist believer wrote:

Arhennius wrote:

"Believe" in it? No. It's a scientific proposition and not a question of belief.

Accept it as scientific fact? YES.

+100

http://4christum.blogspot.com/2019/09/500-scientists-write-un-there-is-no.html

I see that you are a scientist believer. Indeed, you seem to be impressed that 500 scientists, most of whom have no expertise in this area, have spoken out that they do not believe in climate change.

Logic would dictate that you are much more impressed by 10,000 scientists with expertise in this area who say that climate change is real, man-made, and very serious.

Good to have you on the side of sane, rational, science-based folks, mate!

Yes.

The crap we're dumping into the environment is measurable and the effects are too. Wake up. Stop listening to politicians and listen to the scientists.

No

I did two cruise contracts several years ago.

As I recall, it was legal for the boat to dump waste once about 12 miles away from shore.

Unless regulations have changed, this is still occurring.

enlighten me wrote:

Yes.

The crap we're dumping into the environment is measurable and the effects are too. Wake up. Stop listening to politicians and listen to the scientists.

As a libertarian and a follower of Christ, I won't be convinced by science or facts. What will convince me are feelings and faith. Until you can point to areas in the scripture that indicate man do not have the God given right to control their environment, I will not "believe" in climate change, nor will I care about it.

Christians have the right to warm the planet if they so desire. I will probably even be better for global agriculture.