Denying the evidence of my point doesn’t make it invalid. What, did you want me to post a list of articles not related to climate scares that didn’t come true? How is that relevant to the discussion? Do please tell me what other type of articles I should have posted there? Because articles of climate scares coming true don’t exist, it’s never happened.
As to understanding climate change, first you need to actually settle on a definition of WTF you’re actually talking about. In just my lifetime it’s been global warming, then global cooling when the models for global warming didn’t pan out, then global warming again when the models for global cooling didn’t pan out, then just simply climate change when the new models for global warming also didn’t pan out, but they still need to keep the scam going. Like most late Gen-X/Elder Millennials, I too was indoctrinated into the cult. They crafted school curriculum to preach at us from the Altar of Education to be afraid of Acid Rain, CFCs, and The Hole in The Ozone Layer. After too many inconsistencies of the dogma, I started to question. Like any cult, once you begin to question the beliefs, it all falls apart.
Does the global climate change? Absolutely, it does. The Sahara Desert used to be a lush place with the largest freshwater lake to have ever existed. That changed around the time the Pyramids in Egypt were built. You can find fossils of sea life in the mountains of Colorado, where it all used to be under a great inland sea, until the sea drained several million years ago. Certainly not evidence of the “Man Made Climate Change” theory, since it’s doubtful bronze age man had that much of an impact on the climate. I’m certain humanity does have an impact on the global environment, it’s not a danger to the planet. The planet will still be here long after Humany has exterminated itself. It will heal from us, and continue it’s orbit until the Sun turns it into a cinder.
Personal and local endeavors are the real solution, not the Just Stop Oil stupidity and Raging Greta theatrics. For example, I live on almost 100% solar energy. I do have some backup generation for cloudy days and refrigeration/cooking is done with propane. I do believe my footprint is as small as it can possibly be for a single human living a modern lifestyle, but at the same time most people would be utterly miserable with my living conditions, as happy as I am with them.
Less money into wind and large scale solar projects, those are garbage. More money needs to be invested into battery research, that way we can get off of a grid system for anything not major commercial or industrial. Getting every home and gas station onto it’s own private wind/solar power supply, with a grid only acting as a backup rather than primary, will greatly reduce the load on existing power plants. The trick to doing this is being able to effectively store the power produced by the small scale power generation currently available on the market to the average homeowner, and removing governmental red tape involved in installing and using same equipment.
What we certainly should not be doing is participating in any scam devised by the same hypocrite elites who flew 1,040 private jets to Davos this year to tell us we need to stop eating meat for the environment. (“Meat: The Future, A Roadmap for Delivering 21st-Century Protein” WEF White Paper)
So, yeah, I understand a whole lot about the complex topic of climate and climate scams. They’re not the same thing.
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Just food for thought. What do I know? 
