Climate Change, it's real and it's here

I remember pictures in the Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post in the 1960's of coeds at CU suntanning in December and January. Other mid-winter thaws caused minor flooding on the South Platte in the late 1800s. Not typical, but not unusual.

Their climate models are based on 75 years ,consider the planet is billllllions of years old. How accurate do you think they are? Earth has been thru many ice ages and hot periods before so called fossil fuel started being used. YOU FAILED

Only leftists think that the world's climate can be changed by flushing money down the green energy toilet when legitimate scientists and top-ranked engineers have admitted that we have neither the necessary advances in technology NOR the natural resources needed to turn their utopian vision into viable reality. Oh and also that it STILL would make no difference to actual weather patterns that are naturally in flux from NATURAL causes.

Now if their hysterical collective want to flush their OWN money away then everyone if fine with that. But -- mysteriously -- leftists never want to do that. They always want to sink their hands into the taxpayer's funds instead.

Climate change is natural; ask any dinosaur or woolly mammoth if they blamed civilization.

Humans are the first animal to change their environment on such a large scale

Since y'all don't seem to understand how fossil fuels affect the environment imma spell it out for you...
Here's the run down on how it works: UV light from the sun makes its way into the earth’s atmosphere which provides the planet with energy. The rays that do not get used up(about 30 percent) are reflected back into space as heat. But some of these waves collide with particles in the atmosphere such as carbon dioxide and methane which absorb the heat and traps it in the earth’s atmosphere. So if more gasses such as carbon dioxide and methane are released into the atmosphere by human activity, more heat is trapped by those gasses, therefore warming the planet at a higher rate. Hope this helps:)