That's why I went out Gore started it and called it global warming that was too limiting so they changed it to climate change because the climate is always changing.

They still haven't explained the 30,000 year ice age frequency and why Time magazine in the 1970s said that we were headed for another ice age.

I admit that the industrial revolution has thrown more CO2 into the air but CO2 is plant food meaning we should be headed for an age of global greening in the greenies should be happy about that

When Al Gore started it

Actually it was changed from Global Warming to Climate Change when after peaking in 1999, temperatures took a downturn in 2000 and after, throwing off the scheduled ice-free Artic by 2014 and the promise that I was a would be able to grow mangoes in my backyard by then as well

And warming the atmosphere, and acidifying the ocean, making coral throw out their dinoflagellates

Corals are healthy, fishstocks are as unseen elsewhere in several decades, even shark populations are 90% higher than the rest of the planet.

Climate change and Global warming are interconnected

They didn’t say we are getting another Ice Age. The Ice age comes from planetary and orbital patterns human intervention with all the CO2 will most likely delay it for a while.

While CO2 is plant food correct plants don’t use it exponentially. The CO2 stays in the atmosphere making almost a mirror so sunlight isn’t allowed to escape and is reflected right back increasing the heat and temps aswell as the oceans. And if you know anything about science the oceans increasing in degrees is a terrible terrible thing

If you have a glass full of ice cubes and water when the ice melts does the water overflow the glass?

No. But the earth is not a glass clearly you weren’t taught that

Greenland was actually green with vegetation at one time, are we supposed to keep everything "as is" even though the climate does nothing but change?

It's humanities fault we have built up cities, residences and businesses in places that historically have flooded or been shaken with earthquakes, or even Portland OR in the shadow of Mt. Renier, when it goes, so does Portland. Is that the earths fault?

Are we supposed to tell Mt. Renier it's not allowed to blow it's top one of these days because so many people live downwind from it?

It's the Earths angle toward the sun that causes periodically warmer or cooler climates, as well as the sun itself, why is Mars shown to be getting warmer? To me that suggests a common energy source (the sun) and not the few rovers we've dropped on the surface although I'm sure some scientist somewhere will declare it "settled science" that our rovers are indeed "changing Mars' climate".

When will it be declared that mankind is such a blight on the enviroment the best course of action will be to eliminate ourselves from it?

Mars is not warmer than the earth its actually much colder due to distance and lack of atmosphere

Duh. It has been shown to be getting warmer.

Of course those are Russian scientists saying that and if it aint NASA, it aint true, amiright?

Oh yes they did. They very much said in the 1970s that we were headed towards another ice age, in a mere 2 decades, no less. They try to play it off now like, oh, it was a couple of articles in some magazines, but what climatologists and the rest of them were telling us then was that a new ice age was coming. It wasn't just a line from a Clash song.

When they say this is a cold coldest winter we've had since the 1970s, they mean it. Except it was colder then. A lot colder then. And that was during an era when everybody drove a big metal tank that guzzled gas like a camel thirsty in the Sahara and factories farted carbon like they were eating beans for a week straight and nothing but.

I read it in his voice.

Do I need to remind you that climate change comes in many forms. It snowing or not snowing is not all of it. Part of climate change is the rise of large, unpredictable weather events. Also we have had the hottest summers on record two years in a row (2023-2024) with a small dip in 2025.
Plus, even though the east coast and south have gotten like 1 huge winter storm does not void the fact that the rest of the U.S has had extremely low snowpack

When there is weather that exceed records by a ton, then it's climate change

Records have only been being kept for about 150 years, which in the scale of the earths history is a blip in time and nowhere near what we could consider a baseline.

Refrigerants which have been a nice scapegoat (there's too many AC units running and leaking thier poisons into the atmosphere) were created because prior to about 1850 people used iceboxes for thier food, ice would be cut from frozen ponds and lakes in the winter and stored so people could go buy a block of ice and put in thier fridge.

There were a few abnormally warm winters, so no ice was created by nature, and that forced the creation of the mechanical refrigeration cycle, what we know today as AC, refrigerators, ice machines.

What caused the abnormally warm winters that forced the creation of mechanical refrigeration before the industrial revolution had even started?

Also the ice had germs and stuff

I've heard it said that modern plumbing did more for the health of the nation than anything by keeping wastewater and drinking water separated and that air conditioning has done more to lengthen life spans then almost anything else because the body isn't as stressed in The heat of Summer every year

what state do you live in?