Climate science and theories of gravity have similarities. When you really get into the nitty gritty they can both sound airy fairy. Perhaps you can demand that Nature retract the article due to "airy fairy-ness". Einstein's theory of general relativity is also rather airy fairy.
Also, with Canada and Hawaii burning down, temperature records being smashed one after another, sea ice disappearing etc. etc. etc., it's getting to the point where I'd be nearly as much of a dill if i didn't believe in climate science, compared to not believing in gravity.
"I know it's 45 degrees outside, but this graph of the El Nino Southern Oscillation index showing the relative patterns of sea surface temperatures, rainfall and wind direction in the Pacific region tells me everything's fine!"
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