Marc MoranoThinkers

Climate change is a farce in that despite the claims of climate change advocates, the united nations says that this is not the hottest 20 years.

Climate change is a hoax and the hockey stick is demonstrably false because there was a medieval warm period.

Climate change is a non-problem and there is no acceleration in sea-level rise according to the dutch meteorological association.

Climate change is an absurd claim that acts of congress the united nations can control the weather and make hurricanes less nasty despite the fact that there is no evidence showing extreme weather events represent an unusual trend.

Climate change is based on anecdotal evidence similar to the daily horoscope such that any bad whether event can be attributed to it.

Climate change is dangerous because 1.3 billion people don't have running water and electricity if we actually go the route of trying to stop carbon-based energy which has been their lifeline which would lower infant mortality and long life expectancy it would be the most immoral position you could take so the bottom line is even if the skeptics are wrong the solutions that the global warming alarmist have proposed would have no detectable impact on climate.

Climate change is not a problem because it is a non-problem.

Climate change is not supportable as a new phenomenon as evidenced by there were roman warming periods (albeit limited to europe) as warm or warmer than today without our co2 emissions.

Climate change is not supportable in its claim that it is man-made in that, while co2 is rising there is no evidence to support the idea it has anything more than a fraction of influence on global temperatures when set alongside the hundreds of factors that influence global temperature.

Climate change is unsupportable because co2 is not in a causal relation to global worming. According to the geologic record, we've had warmer periods with lower co2 and we've had colder periods with higher co2.

Climate change is unsupportable in that extreme weather events such as large tornados, hurricanes, and droughts show no increase in the last century.