[kabar]

Human activity is just one agent that affects the many variables that have an impact on the climate. It is minuscule compared to many other factors. Volcanoes impact climate change to a much greater degree. So does the Sun. The climate has been changing for billions of years. Man has been on the scene rather recently.

Pence said follow the science and not take actions that will destroy our economy.

GCOS Essential Climate Variables

[Olog-hai]

I agree with the notion of following science, to the detriment of the left’s pseudoscience. I have observed no instance of a permanent human impact on the environment (but rather temporary, unless it is continually exacerbated, and there are several examples of that), and none on climate. There are also several divine curses in action that the left, being materialistic, attributes to human activity.

[Olog-hai]

PS. The UN is not the source to consult, with all due respect.

[Paul R.]

100% correct. Saying “no effect” makes one look unreasonable to the average person. Showing that same average person the climate record of the last several million years, and pointing out that human’s effect doesn’t even show up, on that scale, is usually far more effective.

It’s also sometimes useful to note that the poorer the society, the more awfully it is affected by Mo’ Nature. It is wealthy societies that can afford to reduce pollution or better survive natural events.