Is man made climate change real?

tex78

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This is the senators name

He paid a Canadian scientist out of his own pocket to come


It all has to do with the big dam that broke years ago, and that there storing water for a drought because of global warming

Lmfao, it was great info
 

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So how long of a cold spell or warm spell do we need to experience before we can definitively say we are experiencing climate change? I don't have a 1000 years here.
 

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Courtesy of James Delingpole:
1. There is no evidence — beyond repeatedly debunked and falsified computer models — to suggest that recent global warming is catastrophic, unprecedented or significantly man-made.
2. Even if we could decide what the world’s ideal temperature is, there is no evidence that mankind has access to a knob that can control it — nor one that wouldn’t end up doing more harm than good.
3. Not a cent of the $1.5 trillion (plus) per annum currently being spent funding the Climate Industrial Complex is having any measurable effect on combating climate change.
4. Regardless of what we do in the West, India and China are committed to increasing their carbon dioxide emissions rapidly in a way that will dwarf any puny decarbonisation measures adopted unilaterally by Western economies. And those Western economies that do decarbonise won’t include Trump’s U.S. or Bolsonaro’s Brazil, which will make gestures like Britain’s net zero carbon promise even more pointless and self-defeating.
 
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