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Originally posted by croasian ↑

It's easy to cast doubt on climate models or thermometers but the science behind the fact that CO2 emissions warm the climate is not in dispute.
In any case the onus is not on climate change scientists to prove incontrovertibly that climate change is a fact. It is on the owner of the business selling fossil fuels to prove CO2 is not dangerous.
They can't so they try to distract with the fact of previous cooling periods (which aren't in dispute).
It's much easier to build a straw man or call someone names like "leftie" than to address the real issue which is not political or controversial.
Not all views are valid, as with investing you can either agree with me due to a well thought out argument or be wrong. Your choice.
It's exactly the same as tobacco causing cancer unproven they said though they knew it was killing people. If you want to spot the lies look for the vested interests.
Greenpeace doesn't have the budget of Exxon Mobil to distort the truth, they actually just wonder where the South Island glaciers went.

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