• Xenforo Cloud is upgrading us to version 2.3.8 on Monday February 16th, 2026 at 12:00 AM PST. Expect a temporary downtime during this process. More info here

Do you believe in man-made climate change?

Do you believe in man-made climate change?


  • Total voters
    259
I feel like were changing the climate like no time before in the history of humanity.

climate-change-impacts1.ashx


climate-risks-1.5-degree-vs-2-degree-global-warming-climate-change-facts-infographic.jpg


our-changing-climate.ashx
Two things at once
Yes we contribute
If they really cared about it how is it my problem while the one selling it to me fly everywhere with their worried limo in the bottom of the plane using more carbon per trip than I’ll probably use in my lifetime?

I think they just want more control
 
If someone is denying that humanity is affecting the climate there's nothing more to do than to than dismiss the person as an imbecile and move on.

The question rather lies in how big the influence is and, more importantly, what effect different courses of action can have now that the ball is rolling. Those are areas where the facts aren't clear, as well as spread beyond the pure scientific discussion, so that is where the debate should be held. Preferably by people with proper education, of course.
 

THIS article highlights the fact thatthe amount of man-made CO2 in theatmosphere is severely limited. Wealso point to simple observationsthat show how small the blockingeffect of CO2 actually is. Why man-made emissions make no difference each year, we burn coal, gas and oil thatall contribute to the total CO2 in theatmosphere. A simple-minded conclusion might be that in 100 years, humans could double the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere. But, however, there is a catch. Studies show that, during each year, about one-fifth of the CO2 in the atmosphere is exchanged with the oceans, plants and other sources. This exchange will include any man-made CO2 that is present in the atmosphere.
In other words, the man-made component of CO2 in the atmosphere becomes less significant when the exchange takes place.The assumption is that all man-made CO2 goes straight into the atmosphere and stays there. However, we release most of our CO2 close to the surface of the Earth, where plants and the oceans will immediately absorb some of it, leaving even less to mix with the air. Measurements by Kenneth Skrable,George Chabot and Clayton French (2022) found that just 12 per cent of atmospheric CO2 was man-made.
And because of the CO2 exchange between atmosphere and oceans, itis unlikely that this figure will change significantly in the short term, because the oceans can hold about 50 times more CO2 than the atmosphere.
The increased concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere is caused primarily by the warming of the oceans. Suggestions that man-made emissions might directly cause a doubling of atmospheric CO2 are a physical impossibility and so have zero credibility. The climate scam is scheduled to cost 5 per cent of GDP (about £15bn) – your taxes for years to come – and includes severe restrictions and controls to be placed on the population. Remember, the controls are only for you and I, not for the super-grifters and their organisations ranging from the World Economic Forum to local councils – all of whom are working to run the western world into oblivion, with the intention for it to be resurrected as a totalitarian hell for most of us and debauched luxury for the few.

To achieve world government, it has been argued that it would be necessary to remove from the minds of the population their individualism, loyalty to family tradition, national patriotism, and religious beliefs. We can see this scenario playing out in our schools, our universities, our councils, our judiciary, our governments, our churches, and across corporations.
We are in an existential war for the future of humanity. We have not voted for what is happening in schools and wider society. The tyranny of the minority is being implemented and upheld in this country by vaguely-worded parliamentary legislation voted into law by complicitor uncomprehending parliamentarians, who have abandoned their commitment to their oath of office and to serve the public’s best interests. Co2: A very thin blanket An example of how small the blanketing effect of carbon dioxide actually is can be observed in deserts. Such areas often have periods of extremely low humidity with almost no water vapour present above them. On these occasions, temperatures can be very warm in the daytime, but fall very rapidly to well below zero at night. This happens because carbon dioxide, together with other trace gases, cannot block the loss of heat from the ground over their narrow wavelength ranges. When humidity is higher, the nights insuch places are much warmer, because water vapour blocks the loss of heat overa much wider range of wavelengths. In the UK, for the same reason, clear skies at night in winter often signal frost. Yet the meagre blanketing effect of the less than 5 per cent contribution of atmospheric man-made carbon dioxide is cited as THE cause of climatechange/global warming, and is driving the most far-reaching and eye-watering expenditures on an international scale.The only benefit is to those who already have an abundance of wealth, whereas the burden of complying with, and paying for, the destructive programmes is placed on those who can least afford to fund them.These programmes are fraudulent, aimed at destroying societies, impoverishing populations worldwide and eventually consolidating everything into a worldwide, digital, totalitarian system of government. Consequences The Climate Scam is going to cost atleast $150 billion – this money does not just disappear; it ends up in the bankaccounts of those who can afford to invest in those industries prospering from the edicts dreamed up to mitigate the fictitious climate crisis. The controls are only for the little people, not for the super-rich and their hangers on from the WEF, WHO, UN, EU, The City of London, the Universities and even officials in your local town hall, all ofwhom are working to run the western world into oblivion, most with little understanding of the destruction that they are blindly and dutifully helping to inflict upon us.
 
Yes, we produce a lot co2 emissions that trap more heat in the air. it is not that complex and there is plenty of research done by people much smarter than all of us on sherdog that points to that conclusion.
 
I think the funny ones here are people who don't claim that temperature readings are a big conspiracy but still deny that humans cause the warming. "Yeah, we know that greenhouse gas emissions have a warming effect, we know that we've been releasing a fuck load of greenhouse gases, we know that the planet has warmed as much as scientists predicted it would more than half a century ago, but that's just a coincidence."
 
I think the funny ones here are people who don't claim that temperature readings are a big conspiracy but still deny that humans cause the warming. "Yeah, we know that greenhouse gas emissions have a warming effect, we know that we've been releasing a fuck load of greenhouse gases, we know that the planet has warmed as much as scientists predicted it would more than half a century ago, but that's just a coincidence."
- No way that all this petrol burning can warm the atmosphere!

Now i got. Has sphere on his name. Earth is flat!
 
I know almost nothing about the topic, but judging by who's pushing it, I'm sure the truth is completely the opposite of what they're telling us. We're probably heading for an ice age soon.
whos pushing it?
 
I think the funny ones here are people who don't claim that temperature readings are a big conspiracy but still deny that humans cause the warming. "Yeah, we know that greenhouse gas emissions have a warming effect, we know that we've been releasing a fuck load of greenhouse gases, we know that the planet has warmed as much as scientists predicted it would more than half a century ago, but that's just a coincidence."
I feel like were changing the climate like no time before in the history of humanity.

climate-change-impacts1.ashx


climate-risks-1.5-degree-vs-2-degree-global-warming-climate-change-facts-infographic.jpg


our-changing-climate.ashx


The 3rd picture features a round

earth.

intulligent Sherbros know thats part of the climate hoax conspiracy. Same with he covids and the 5g and the eclipses from scientists

giphy.gif
 
I got no problem believing that mans destructive nature is strong enough to destroy this planet and we are sealing our own doom, I also got no problem believing that the climate change we are experiencing is just a natural life cycle of Earth and all these scientists are fulla shit
You live long enough, you start to realize that everyone is an asshole and you should never trust the word of the people in power

I get your attitude, although the vast majority of climate scientists (pretty much all the best most reputable ones) support the theory of man made climate change. Reason being is that tests run for carbon release and emissions are correlating on inumerous metrics with temperature rise.. they even follow the same rythums.

If 95% of experts relating to computing engineering supported a theory on what the best option was in the computing industry going forward.. if you were the man with the money, would you support them? Ofcourse you would.

Science has brought us countless wonders, conveniences etc. Which we love, as soon as science tells us some uncomfordable truths, we don't want to hear it..
 
Last edited:
Of course we aren't helping, but I refuse to fully get on board with it. Macron's private jet emits more carbon in one month than most French citizens do in their entire lifetime. It very much feels like 'keeping the plebs in prison' and making us feel guilty while the rich can live their lives as normal.
 
It doesn't require my "belief" it simply is.

That's still your belief; you're just framing it as fact because of how strongly you believe it.

It's like a person saying, "I won't judge, because only God can judge." They're still judging; they just aren't admitting it. ("In this situation I KNOW God would be judgmental.")
 
I believe in man-made climate change.

I don't believe in man-made climate change "solutions."
Ooh, edgy.
I get your attitude, although the vast majority of climate scientists (pretty much all the best most reputable ones) support the theory of man made climate change. Reason being is that tests run for carbon release and emissions are correlating on inumerous metrics with temperature rise.. they even follow the same rythums.

If 95% of experts relating to computing engineering supported a theory on what the best option was in the computing industry going forward.. if you were the man with the money, would you support them? Ofcourse you would.

Science has brought us countless wonders, conveniences etc. Which we love, as soon as science tells us some uncomfordable truths, we don't want to hear it..
Also, researchers aren't "people in power." People in power have been denying reality on this since the '50s, which is why it's gotten so bad.
 
The biggest issue I have with climate change is the people pushing it such as Mark Cuban fly in private jets have ocean front property and are living lavishly. Climate activists have a lot of rich people telling the working and middle class they need to make sacrifices to stop climate change.
 
Ooh, edgy.

Also, researchers aren't "people in power." People in power have been denying reality on this since the '50s, which is why it's gotten so bad.
People in power are funding the climate research, and it just so happens that scientific outcomes are influenced by funding sources…

Funding bias, also known as sponsorship bias, funding outcome bias, funding publication bias, and funding effect, refers to the tendency of a scientific study to support the interests of the study's financial sponsor. This phenomenon is recognized sufficiently that researchers undertake studies to examine bias in past published studies.”
 
I believe as humans we have horribly altered our environment. I do not believe we fully grasp to what extent we have undermined it. I would like to think most of this is reversible; but given profit motivation seems relatively unlikely. Pollution, Carbon emissions, agriculture chemicals de-oxygenating the Gulf of Mexico, micro plastics, etc
 
I believe as humans we have horribly altered our environment. I do not believe we fully grasp to what extent we have undermined it. I would like to think most of this is reversible; but given profit motivation seems relatively unlikely. Pollution, Carbon emissions, agriculture chemicals de-oxygenating the Gulf of Mexico, micro plastics, etc
What gets me is the fact that we have very obvious non-controversial problems to address (eg micro plastics and pollution) that people would happy and even grateful to address, yet the major push by powers that be is to curb an essential element that humans literally produce by breathing.
 
Back
Top