[Libloather]

"If we stick to the Paris Agreement to combat climate change, we may lose fewer than two out of every 10 plant and animal species on Earth by 2070."

Just as long as it isn't cows. I like cows.

[Dick Bachert]

[jonrick46]

Look at the graphical representations of the REAL situation. This graph shows man's contribution to the greenhouse effect to maintain a 31.35 degrees centigrade average temperature.

For a easier to understand graphic, this represents man's contribution to the total Earth's CO2: The scientists use their climate change cries of "wolf" to continue getting lucrative grants. They won't tell you that the Earth had 8000 parts per million CO2 at one time. The full picture of CO2 levels through history in this graph shows what has happened and what is happening now:

Here is a key graph of all Greenhouse gases that shows detailed percentages of where the source of C02 in the atmosphere and human emissions are miniscule at only 0.117%. Human activities contribute slightly to greenhouse gas concentrations through farming, manufacturing, power generation, and transportation. However, these emissions are so dwarfed in comparison to emissions from other natural sources it is foolish to think humans make any difference. Even the most costly efforts to limit human Co2 emissions if they succeeded would have a very small-- undetectable-- effect on global climate.

[Dixie Yooper]

Climate change may eradicate 1/3 of animal and plant species in 50 years, study suggests (only 10.94 years left)

Climate change MAY NOT eradicate A FRACTION of animal and plant species in 1-5000 years, study INSISTS (only 10.94 years left UNTIL WE MAY KNOW MORE OR LESS)

[Fzob]

“local extinction” ????

What that supposed to mean?