Here's a list of the best articles (answers) I published on Quora on CO2 AGW and climate change, attacking the U.N. IPCC octopus' CO2-driven global warming hoax and their bloomin' onion of lies from every angle, exposing their leaders as hardcore global Marxists intent on framing CO2 emissions as evil in order to scare and trick the Western world into taxing them and ultimately dismantling their fossil fuel industries and falling for their boondoggle of so-called renewable energy (solar and wind power), knowing that this will end capitalism and economic growth and soften up their countries for Borg-style absorption into their global Marxist govt. where everything Western civilization built will be gone forever. It's no joke that it's my attempt to become a new Galileo combined with a new Voltaire and insure my place in posterity. Feel free to take me on in the Quora comment sections if you dare. I include most but not all of the articles. When you read them all you can search for more yourself. My profile claims 3,400 total. Dig my cool non-PC plain-speaking style, great reach, and know-it-all (pansophist) range of knowledge. These are only my Quora articles. Click here for more articles hosted on my Historyscoper Web site: T/W's New Real Climate Science Course

If you want to cut to the chase, read my killer disproof of the global Marxist politician-run U.N. IPCC's ground floor greenhouse effect, reducing it to the size of a peanut.
What evidence exists to contradict the links suggesting carbon emissions are responsible for global warming?
What is the enhanced greenhouse effect?
What could potentially disprove an entire field of science, such as climate change?
Since greenhouse gases cannot produce a physical barrier, is the trapping of heat in the atmosphere (climate change) based on the heat capacity of the gases in the environment?
Can you recommend any good documentaries about climate change?

***Notice! None of these articles exist on the Internet any more! Social media platform Quora.com led me on for years to believe that they were a reliable platform to host my articles on and would never submit to pressure from the sinister global Marxists whose money-making scam is threatened by the truth. Instead they baited and switched me, suddenly wiping all trace of the articles from the Internet to please their Marxist puppetmasters. This should be a crime, but I have no financial backing to even take them to court, so they're getting away with it scot-free, no matter whom it hurts.

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Are The Global warming/climate change theory models oversimplified, and or, corrupted by data that is not accurately representative of reality, the main reason for their dismal track record on their predictions & could you straighten them out?
How reliable are climate model predictions? Why do people place trust in them despite any potential inaccuracies?
How reliable are the predictions of global warming made by climate models? How are their accuracy and validity determined?
What are some examples of how climate models have been misused or misinterpreted in the past? How accurate are the current global climate models from NOAA, NASA, and IPCC? Is there a more accurate model to describe Earth's climatology? Do climate models predict any new global, persistent but non-periodic phenomena like El Niño, powered by global warming? Are climate models reliable and useful, or should they be disregarded due to their current lack of accuracy? Where do I find the best mathematical model for the effects of greenhouse gases on global warming? What is the greenhouse effect? How does it contribute to climate change? Can modeling the greenhouse effect help us understand our current situation and make predictions about the future? From a statistical and mathematical standpoint, are the measurements, modeling, and conclusions of world temperatures meaningful in the development of a strategy to either fight global warming or not? Is there a simple model for the interaction between greenhouse gases and infrared radiation (atmosphere, temperature, greenhouse gases, thermodynamics, radiation balance, earth science)? Are the climate models two-dimensional? If so, why? What's the evidence that climate models are inaccurate? What are the findings of any scientific studies or papers that show how inaccurate current climate models are about predicting future temperatures? What are the main flaws of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) climate models? Is global warming based on predicted computer models or actual measured temperature change? How do scientists refine their climate models? How accurate are climate models done by NASA and NOAA? Aside from the rise in mean temperature and carbon dioxide level, what are the other pieces of evidence for global warming? Have climate models accurately predicted global warming? What are the implications of last month's heat wave being made five times as likely and 5 degrees Fahrenheit hotter due to climate change? Why does the increased atmospheric carbon dioxide not cause more global warming than predicted by models? How can scientists make hard-claim of global warming? My question is more about the uncertainty associated with climate models and accumulated error over time. What proof exists that current climate change models are accurate?

What could cause an irreversible runaway greenhouse effect on Earth?
Can you explain a positive feedback loop for increasing temperature from carbon dioxide or methane concentrations in the atmosphere? Is the world currently at a tipping point in terms of climate change and global warming? If so, what actions can be taken to address it? Scientists find that warm ocean water is seeping beneath the Antarctic ice sheet at its “grounding line” — should we be concerned about sea level rise? What do you think of the recent scientific arguments suggesting there "isn't really a turning point" for climate change? What are the main climate targets designed to prevent runaway global heating? What is the runaway greenhouse effect? Scientists predict that this will happen due to human activities. What will happen when this happens for real? Is it possible that we will have a runaway greenhouse effect on Earth due to humans? If CO2 emissions are causing global warming, why haven't they resulted in a runaway greenhouse effect? What do you think are the key "tipping points" that the climate activists are hoping to achieve? How do "environmental feedback loops" amplify global warming? What should we be doing about it? Are we past the tipping point on global warming? From all of the tipping points and feedback loops that happen because of climate change, could the human race be gone anytime soon?

What role is played by water vapor in the radiation balance of the atmosphere?
Is water vapor a greenhouse gas that is increasing global warming? What is the relationship between water vapor and atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration with regards to global warming? What is the relationship between atmospheric CO2 levels and water vapor content? How might this affect climate change's future trajectory (global warming)? Why does CO2 contribute more to global warming than water vapor? How do you calculate the surface temperature of earth using Stefan-Boltzmann's law and Newton's law of cooling? How does an increase in atmospheric moisture content contribute to global warming? What would be the average global temperature if there were no air conditioners? Would it be higher or lower than the current average temperature? Why or why not? Which gas has the most greenhouse effect on Earth? Why isn't it water vapor, which makes up the bulk of our atmosphere's mass if it is so potent as a GHG (greenhouse gas)? How does atmospheric water vapor supercharge Earth's greenhouse effect? Why is water less of a concern as a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide? Can the concentration of water vapour in Earth's atmosphere be reduced to decrease the impact of the Greenhouse Effect/Greenhouse Gases? If the atmosphere is cooling the Earth, what is causing climate change? If water vapor is a greenhouse gas, why doesn't this lead to a positive feedback loop wherein the earth warms, leading to more evaporation, and more greenhouse effect? Why is carbon dioxide considered a harmful "greenhouse" gas? Is it more harmful than water vapor on Earth's climate system? How does the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere compare to other greenhouse gases in terms of contributing to global warming? How does the atmosphere emit back some of the energy absorbed by gases like water vapor and carbon dioxide? Can you provide an example of how water vapor can be trapped by CO2 and other gases in Earth's atmosphere?

What are the reasons for not completely stopping emissions to combat global warming?
What are your thoughts on the complicated path to net zero emissions?
What will it take for the UK to reduce their carbon emissions by another 4% next year? Can you explain the meaning of "net zero" in relation to greenhouse gas emissions? Is it similar to the concept of being "carbon-neutral" How likely is it that poor countries will receive at least $1tn a year in assistance to help them cut greenhouse gas emissions and cope with the impacts of climate breakdown? How can the private sector contribute to the $6 trillion per year by 2030 needed to tackle the effects of climate change? What are the implications if we do not invest $290 trillion by 2050 to zero out carbon emissions and limit global heating? Is it possible to go completely green and stop global warming? Can the world thrive on 100% renewable energy? Can we build a 100% renewable energy world? How much does it cost for the world to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050? What does deep decarbonization mean in the context of climate change, and how can it be achieved? Where does the idea that the climate needs net zero carbon emissions come from? Do you believe that a vehicle emissions standard is an effective way to combat climate change and promote the adoption of zero and low emission vehicles in Australia? What are the key benefits of the new FAA rule to reduce carbon emissions from larger aircraft? Wikipedia says "Carbon dioxide is the primary greenhouse gas that is contributing to recent climate change." The linked site states, "There is no Valid mechanism for CO2 Creating Global warming." What is the main scientific error of the linked site? As someone who believes in the science of climate change, I cannot see how we can realistically get to net zero emissions in the next decades. Is zero emissions possible while keeping the world viable for 7 billion living in acceptable conditions? Is a zero-carbon economy practicable or desirable for mitigating the impacts of climate change? How is net zero carbon emissions actually possible while maintaining current living standards? Can someone have a carefree and zero-carbon lifestyle? Why don't we go carbon neutral to stop climate change? How can internal carbon pricing drive behavioral change in pursuit of decarbonization targets? Has global warming stopped? If so, why would that be when carbon dioxide levels continue to rise?

What are the limitations of renewable energy in solving climate change problems?
What are the arguments for and against nuclear power as a solution for climate change? Is there a consensus on its future?
What is the reasoning behind conservatives opposing the Green New Deal and supporting Trump, who has not taken action on climate change and has opposed renewable energy sources?
What do you think about a shift in language from "climate justice" to "clean, affordable American energy" to increase bipartisan support? Do poor third world countries experience the effects of climate change differently than rich first world countries? What new scientific technologies or initiatives can be effective in combating climate change? What steps can be taken to help the planet recover from the damage caused by climate change? Is there a possibility of stopping global warming? Is reducing the use of energy from any source (including so-called renewables) the only way to reduce warming? How is Germany perceived as a global leader on climate change and the clean energy transition? How does nuclear energy not contribute to climate change? It "creates", or liberates, energy into the envelope of Earth's atmosphere. It doesn't add greenhouse gases, but it adds energy. Do you think that solar energy will provide free power and reduce global warming, as claimed by NTR Collector G. Lakshmisha? What is the reason for the UK's focus on achieving net-zero emissions? Do you agree with Cyrus Wadia that we have "normalized a pace that's too slow" when it comes to climate? Is it fair to say that Northvolt's bankruptcy filing is yet another sign of mismanagement by corporate entities purporting to address climate change? How has global warming been affected by President Trump's administration? Will it continue to worsen and if so, to what extent? Is there a difference in concern for climate change between Democrats and Republicans? Shouldn't addressing climate change be a non-partisan issue? How do meteorologists calculate a "once-in-a-generation" rainfall event, like the one happening now in the central US? How might the principles of non-equilibrium thermodynamics be applied to optimize energy harvesting from temperature fluctuations in the Earth's atmosphere? There seems to be general disconnections between renewables and climate change in some kind of sense that it is not really a solution but just a job creation program all along, am I correct? Should there be "greater investment in new energy generation capacity, storage and transmission" as suggested by Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock? Can an individual's actions, such as switching to LED light bulbs and installing solar panels, have an impact on global climate change? What are the implications of the surge in new oil and gas production in 2024 on global greenhouse gas emissions? How should policymakers rebuild Texas' energy grid to adapt to its changing climate? Are those who oppose alternative energies aware that they may need to use them in order to combat the effects of climate change on our way of life? Why are windmills and solar panels still being used if CO2 is not a significant factor in global warming and there is no energy crisis? Do you think engineering our way out of the climate crisis is a realistic solution? Should nuclear power play a significant role in the U.S.'s efforts against climate change? What are the transition costs associated with moving the U.S. from a fossil fuel-dominated economy to one driven by green energy? Assuming the government want to reduce CO2 emission by imposing a price on CO2 emissions from fossil fuel power plants. How would the implementation of this policy affect the market for Solar panels? What would the supply & demand graph look like? Can electric vehicles contribute to solving the issue of anthropogenic global warming/climate change? What are the most basic economic concepts that climate crazed politicians forget about energy? What will it take for global warming activists to pay attention to the fact that so called "green energy" will never work? Why are so many people strongly opposed to renewables like solar and wind? Could large rechargeable battery systems help with lowering greenhouse emissions? How do wind farms destroy the environment? Why are we not switching to renewable energy when that can solve the problem of global warming. I know it's not cost effective yet, but isn't the life on Earth more important than some currency? Why does renewable energy reduce the quality of life? What are some ways to invest in climate change technology? If the whole world went solar, but the emission of greenhouse gases remained the same, would it still reduce global warming due to a lot of sun's energy being converted into electricity? In the media are tons of nature sciences experts saying, that massive use of turbines and solar panels draw energy from earth climatic system and consequences are going to be colder temperatures and droughts due drawing energy from environment. Fake? Once the renewable infrastructure is built, the fuel is free forever. — Al Gore. What are your thoughts on this statement? If Al Gore would have been declared President of the United States in 2000, would the world be addressing climate change instead of ignoring it? How do you think about climate change when you're not a scientist? What are some environmental problems associated with solar panels and wind farms, as reported by BBC and CNN respectively? Why does an article in Le Monde say that using renewable energy instead of new gas supplies would be a quicker and cheaper way to replace Russian fuel? Would the solution to climate change be as catastrophic as climate change? How could rising temperatures lead to a reorganization of where people live? Where can a person go to find peer reviewed research articles on climate change and effects of carbon dioxide emissions?

What are the pros and cons of burning coal? Does it contribute to climate change? Can we replace coal with renewable energy sources? What are the pros and cons of doing so? Isn't coal a major contributor to climate change and why should we continue to use it? Why do volcanic eruptions cause temperature drops by blackening the sky but burning coal and fossil fuels cause a hot house effect in the atmosphere In what ways do dirty energy sources like coal, oil, and methane gas contribute to global warming?

Could hydrogen be our solution to climate change?
Does the hydrogen industry create more or fewer jobs than traditional energy or renewables? Do you agree with Andrew Forrest, the executive chairman of Fortescue, that so-called blue hydrogen, produced mainly from natural gas, is a fake and making the climate worse? How does the Brexit victory of securing the imports of green hydrogen from Australia, where electricity is predominantly generated from coal, help to save the planet? Will the Northern African States become the green hydrogen exporters of the future? Lots of sun for PV and the Mediterranean for water. They could cover the Sahara with solar panels for power.

How likely is it that stricter climate policies will lead to family farms being forced to sell their land to the government?

How can sustainable farming practices, such as using organic fertilizers, help combat global warming and decrease carbon in the atmosphere? Do you think lab-cultivated meat can make agriculture more sustainable and reduce greenhouse gas emissions? Are you concerned about the unchecked destruction of crops due to rising global temperatures? What is the role of cows in global warming? What are the other factors contributing to climate change? What are some ways to reduce the impact of livestock farming on global warming? What are the potential consequences of achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions in agriculture, as described by the state agriculture commissioners? How much operational knowledge and influence do meat and dairy companies stand to lose with global warming accelerating and the United Nations ratcheting up climate measures? What do you think of the statement that reducing beef consumption in the U.S. is not a realistic or impactful solution for climate change? The New Zealand government proposes taxing cow burps and pee to tackle climate change. Can the activists in the US be far behind this nutty idea? What would it do to the already high cost of meat? What are some possible solutions to the problem of cattle methane emissions contributing to global warming? What are some ways that farmers in Australia are adapting to climate change? To what extent does global warming contribute to hunger and starvation in underdeveloped countries?

What can be done to ensure that offshore wind, a necessary component of efforts to address climate change, is developed responsibly? What are some historical examples of offshore wind power projects that have had negative ecological consequences? How does the delivery of power from offshore wind farms like Vineyard Wind contribute to achieving net-zero emissions?

Do climate change deniers not believe in pollution? Do they think all of the eco systems of the world aren’t affected whatsoever by modern civilisation? How can we switch away from fossil fuels toward renewables to benefit both air pollution and climate? The United States is the second biggest polluter in the world and the largest emitter of greenhouse gases historically. Are you satisfied with President Trump's views and approach to climate change? What are the potential benefits of ending fossil fuel subsidies, in terms of global heating, air pollution deaths, and government revenues?

What do you think of Antonio Guterres's statement that "we must exit this road to ruin"? What has been your experience of the last 10 years of increased global temperature? What would happen if the United Nations held fossil fuel companies and their enablers to account for climate change? What are your thoughts on UN Secretary-General António Guterres' call for a "massive global effort" towards reaching net-zero emissions by mid-century? What do you think of G20 Secretary-General Antonio Guterres's assessment that "our climate is at a breaking point"? When Prince William met with United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres for discussions on climate change and sustainable development, what were some of the issues they talked about?

What is the difference between the WEF's 'Great Reset' proposal and Communism or Socialism?
Should all countries unite under one government to combat the threat of global warming?
How can ancient philosophical concepts be applied to solve modern global challenges like climate change or wealth inequality?
Why is it always the Liberals and Lefties who enthusiastically embrace modern day delusions like climate change, overpopulation and trans-genderism? Is it because they are so emotionally bound to their ideology that it stops them from being rational?
Who is funding research on global warming and climate change for profit or political gain, and what is their agenda?
What specific measures has Kamala Harris proposed to address climate change, and how have they evolved over time?
What are some ways to reduce global warming without hindering population growth and economic development? What do you think of Andre Correa do Lago's speech calling on the private sector to contribute significantly to fighting climate change? How will market forces, rather than climate science, dictate energy policy in the US? Why are liberals and anti-communists still denying that climate change is going to kill billions of people in the near future?+ What do you think of Germany's Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock's quote: "Every tenth of a degree less of global warming makes our lives safer"? What do you think of Emily Atkin's argument in her newsletter "Heated" that it's time to adopt the term "climate emergency"? Do you agree with Elie Mystal's views on climate change? What policies should the US implement to address the clear and present security threat of catastrophic climate change and global pandemics? What do you think of Kemi Badenoch's criticisms of net zero emissions targets? Is Chris Wright's position on climate change "more subtle than is publicly recognized"? Now that "climate change" has been exposed as a fraud on the public, is it time to start putting climate activists in prison for fraud? How will the outcome of the Supreme Court case Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County, Colorado affect climate change? Are there any left wing politicians who deny climate science or oppose taking action to address climate change due to potential economic impacts? Do you agree that science should not be value-free, and that scientists have a duty to speak up when politicians or other powerful voices invoke science for bogus views? How do you think California will respond to the lawsuit filed by the owner of Inglewood Oil Field, which argues that the state's requirement to stop production and plug its wells is unconstitutional? Is the climate change more political than scientific? Do you agree with Adam Bandt's argument for not opening any new coal and gas mines? Why is climate change considered one of the greatest challenges of the 21st century? Are the carbon, oil and coal, investment communities, and carbon-based economic states creating political turmoil and conflicts around the world? What is the potential impact on our planet's habitability if we do not address climate change immediately? Are you against inserting a climate trigger in future development projects to federal assessments and approval if they would have a high climate impact? What do you make of Chris Wright's claim that the climate movement around the world is "collapsing under its own weight"? Do you believe that repealing the Inflation reduction Act could worsen climate change? Could the Dutch district court's ruling against Shell have a domino effect on other fossil fuel companies? How is the tragedy in Spain an example of the effects of human-caused climate change? The Spanish king's position on global warming appears to be that it is real and he supports action to address it. So why are crowds protesting against him in the regions flooded by climate change? How do climate activists view the 2024 election as having dire consequences for the planet, according to the information provided in The Hill's Energy & Environment newsletter? Is there evidence that Eric Hovde has evolved his stance on clean energy? Why do some Gen Zers feel a sense of fatalism towards politicians' failure to address critical issues like climate change and economic inequality? What encouraging signs of progress were highlighted in the Lancet Countdown's annual report on climate change? Gideon Rose: Climate change will cause massive migrations of people - how will this effect national security or foreign policy for the US? How do the carbon emissions of billionaires compare to those of an average person, as highlighted in the Oxfam analysis? Do you think Joshua Setipa's idea of using climate financing to address injustices of the past is feasible? Are there any non-political sources that dispute the existence of human-caused global warming (climate change)? How do Christophe Blain and Jean-Marc Jancovici believe "World Without End" can precipitate a change in consciousness around energy consumption? What is the purpose of the federal government spending trillions of dollars to reduce CO2 emissions? Will this have any impact on the earth's temperature or sea levels? What are some effective ways to raise awareness about climate change through social media and other platforms? What is the reasoning behind Republican politicians voting against climate change legislation but requesting federal aid after their state is affected by a natural disaster? What is the current status of legislation regarding global warming/climate change in Congress? How can global society take action to protect water reserves in the face of increasing climate distress, as suggested by WMO Secretary-General Celeste Saulo? What evidence suggests that the climate change narrative is being used as a tool for political control and economic manipulation? How might the principles of Marxist-Leninist state organization be applied to address the challenges of climate change and resource depletion in the 21st century? What solutions are there to address global warming caused by overpopulation and excessive use of resources driven by greed? How do you think climate change and the threat it poses to Commonwealth countries can be addressed in conjunction with discussions on reparations for slavery? What lessons can be learned from the missed opportunities and political decisions regarding climate change during past U.S. presidencies, as shown in the documentary "The White House Effect"? Should countries take a proactive approach to climate action even if it means significant economic and social costs? What are your thoughts on Jagdeep Dhankhar's statement that climate change is the greatest threat to humanity? What do you make of activists branding themselves as "Last Generation" in relation to climate change? How do you think that reflects their beliefs and motivations? Are political and economic groups with fortunes still based on fossil fuels justified to resist effective policies and instruments capable of reducing the climate impact of their activities? Should Congress and the president make climate change a top priority to help those in poverty? What evidence suggests that Danielle Smith's government's refusal to combat global heating has made wildfires in Alberta larger and more intense? How do you believe the PROVE IT Act could influence global efforts to address climate change through data transparency on carbon emissions? Why is no one seeming to care about the climate change and the fact that big oil does not care we have already breached the 1.5 degree threshold setting off this massive, irreversible, atmospheric chain of events? How can activists ensure that politicians face consequences for siding with the fossil-fuel industry over climate action? What will likely happen if Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs the bill making climate change a lesser priority under state law? How can we address the argument that climate change is not a pressing issue because humans have faced worse challenges in the past? Do you think there is enough awareness among homeowners about the climate impact on their homes, as highlighted by Fannie Mae's survey findings? Why is Yemen considered one of the world's poorest countries and among the most vulnerable to climate change? "What steps can we take to address pressing global challenges such as climate change, poverty, or political instability?" Can you provide examples of politicians denying climate change and how it impacts policies aimed at addressing it? How would society and politics be affected if global warming was proven to be a hoax? Do you agree with Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm that people are seeing every day what's happening with climate change? Do you agree with Jennifer Granholm's memo urging caution on LNG project approvals? What is the reason for the UK's strong focus on addressing climate change? Are you surprised by the fact that 80 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions come from just 57 companies? What actions should be taken to address this issue? What are some innovative climate tech startups that you think the new $100 million fund should back? How would society be affected if all climate change denialists suddenly accepted the science of global warming/climate change? What impact would this have on politics, finances, and social dynamics? How would society be affected if people stopped using cars due to concerns about climate change? Why is it so difficult to fight climate change? How can we address global heating when a small percentage of people are responsible for a large portion of greenhouse gas emissions? How did scientists make predictions about climate change before its effects were observed? What methods were used for these predictions? What are the potential consequences of not implementing a green deal or other policies to combat climate change and reduce dependence on fossil fuels in terms of the economy? How will rising global temperatures impact inflation rates in the coming years according to researchers from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and the European Central Bank? What are some ways that individuals can help prevent or slow down climate change/global warming without relying on governments and corporations to make changes first? Why it is a waste of money and harmful to the environment to spray chemicals into atmosphere to reflect sun energy into space or dump 6,000 gallons of sodium hydroxide into ocean to reduce the CO2 concentration? Do you think opposition movements have popped up nationwide to fight new solar and wind farms, hampering America’s chances of meeting its climate pledges? How would the political landscape change if all Republicans suddenly believed in climate change and the need for action against it? Can someone support the idea of anthropogenic climate change without being completely against capitalism? Will the 21st century become the final century of civilization because of the catastrophic climate change events that await humanity in the coming decades and in the future ahead? How does increasing polarization hinder collaboration in addressing climate change and socioeconomic inequality? What are the main causes and effects of globalization according to Western perspective? What interventions can we use to stop the spread of climate change disinformation? How should governments confront the world's still-rising demand for oil and gas in the fight to control climate change? What is the impact of social media on climate change denial? Has this been studied? Are there any good statistics on this topic available? What do you think of the 1,000 climate scientists' call for mass collective action to avert climate breakdown? What are some effective methods for reducing global warming besides reducing the world's human population? Do you think any fossil fuel giants will pledge significant money to address loss and damage at COP28? What is the point of the COP28 climate talks without any enforcement? Do you support the option in the United Nations' draft agreement for COP28 to phase down or phase out the use of fossil fuels, quit coal energy and triple renewable energy capacity by 2030? In what ways do the U.N. IPCC reports impact climate change policy? Is there evidence to support that the International Energy Agency (IEA) is motivated more by supporting preferred narratives about the energy transition than getting its forecasts right? What is the left's belief about carbon dioxide? What are your thoughts on the head of the Middle East's largest private oil producer's statement that we'll need '100 times more' renewable energy to fight climate change? What are some key factors that officials at the UN climate summit will examine and discuss regarding greenhouse emissions and global warming temperatures? Do you support the option in the United Nations' draft agreement for COP28 to phase down or phase out the use of fossil fuels, quit coal energy and triple renewable energy capacity by 2030? Do you agree with the National Climate Assessment's claim that "anyone who willfully denies the impact of climate change is condemning the American people to a very dangerous future"? What do you think of the European Green Deal that seeks to establish the world's most ambitious climate and biodiversity targets and make the EU the global point of reference on all climate issues? Is Climate Change really just a hoax perpetuated by fearmongers and political agendas? Can we truly trust the science behind Climate Change or is it just another conspiracy theory? Is 'global warming' a cult based on faulty science? If so, which parties are whipping up this group hysteria, and why? Can Climate Change be blamed entirely on alien invasions and their advanced technology? Is it true that Climate Change is a hoax created by the government to control our lives? Why has Mike Johnson consistently voted against climate change and clean energy legislation? Are Republicans truly incapable of understanding basic science or are they just pretending to be ignorant for political gain? What strategies can be used to convince Republicans that climate change is real and needs immediate attention? Are Republicans secretly plotting to destroy the environment and deny climate change, or is it just a myth? Is Tony Abbott right to call warnings of human-induced climate change "ahistorical and utterly implausible"? Will the dismissal of the legal challenge against the Australian environment minister's decisions on coalmine expansions have a significant impact on climate change? Should Australia cut greenhouse emissions and transition to becoming a carbon-free energy giant? What are the people who are supposedly lying about climate change supposed to be gaining from it? Does reducing human-made carbon dioxide emissions help global warming at all or is it just a waste of money and resources with no effect whatsoever? Should the world be able to trust fossil fuel companies like Oxy and Shell to mitigate climate change? Is it possible to reverse global warming without politics? How do you feel about the proposal to ban people from flying more than four times in their lives to combat climate change? What other states should model their own climate corps programs after the American Climate Corps? What are your thoughts on Rishi Sunak arguing that Britain has over-delivered on confronting climate change? Does Rishi Sunak's watered down approach to key climate policies call into question whether other countries could do the same? How can the UK recover from the perception that it is "less ambitious on climate" following Rishi Sunak's speech on diluting climate commitments? What do you think will happen if we don't carefully observe the climate? How does the government help to solve climate change? What are the implications of the World Bank's financial support for fossil fuel projects despite their green pledges? What are the countries that contribute most to global warming and why are they not doing enough? Why is Africa heating up faster than the global average? What do you think of John Kerry's observation that 17 of the 20 countries most affected by the climate crisis are in Africa? Why do you trust the opinions of climate scientists more than the opinions of skeptics? What is the relationship between political ideology and belief in climate change? How do we get the total population to see through the dribble of AGW? What is the potential outcome if a politician questions a scientist's research on global warming? What role, if any, do politicians have in reducing or stopping climate change? How quickly would the “science” collapse when your favourite politicians claim that climate change doesn't exist? Do you believe global warming is a hoax just to make money? What are some potential consequences if politicians continue to delay taking action on climate change? What are some nuanced perspectives that take into account all variables when it comes to saving the world from climate change? What are some possible explanations for why the discussion on global warming has become so partisan? Since AGW has been soundly and thoroughly proven wrong, can we finally move on from this? Since so many people are denying and ignoring climate change, should we just stop studying the atmosphere, ban thermometers, and promote ignorance instead? What steps can be taken to combat misinformation in today's fragmented information ecosystem? What are some reasons why some people think that global warming and climate change are just political terms used by the government to make money off of taxes? What are the consequences of humans not reversing global warming by reducing carbon emissions and other harmful activities? What is the reason that people who identify as being on the political left tend to believe in climate change? Do you believe governments around the world need to take stronger action on climate change to mitigate the impacts of more frequent and intense natural disasters like Cyclone Mocha? Why or why not? What is the climate change movement? What is environmentalism ideology? How can we effectively communicate the concept of climate change to conservatives who may not accept basic scientific principles such as evolution or gravity? Why are more people feeling climate anxiety? What are some ways to tell if someone's views on global warming/climate change are driven more by their ideology than by facts? What is the evidence that global warming is a political rather than scientific movement? Is man-made climate change an overstated issue or not based on science at all? Climatology: Why is climate change politicized? What would be the impact of slowing down the economy to cure acute inflation on mitigating climate change, reshoring manufacturing, expanding housing, and investing in critical infrastructure? If every person on Earth led a sustainable lifestyle, could we reverse the damage caused by climate change? What role did the oil industry play in creating the climate change crisis that necessitated the new rule? Is the fossil fuel industry funding climate change action as compensation for the damage it has caused or to limit the impact of that action on its profits? What practical actions can we take to stop climate change and safeguard the environment for upcoming generations? What is the connections between climate change and social justice? Why do environmentalists argue that the EPA's emissions limits aren't enough to combat climate change? Do you think that scientists who say that there is no global warming should be fired from their jobs? What is the reason that "climate change" or "global warming" is mentioned in almost every science article, even though there are many other pressing issues that need to be addressed? What are your thoughts on the UN's role in climate change? Should the United States pay reparations to developing countries affected by climate change, as suggested by climate envoy John Kerry? Can we slow down the climate juggernaut by cutting our emissions rapidly enough? If we don't stop global warming, what is a more realistic scenario for Earth? How much time will it take to get there? What are some potential consequences if richer nations do not contribute greater funds towards addressing climate change? Can people be happy while living with virtually no carbon footprint in our modern age? What are the potential implications for U.S. energy policy if the U.S. Supreme Court allows individual states to sue oil and gas producers over climate impacts? Do you think that news outlets have a responsibility to report on climate change and its potential impact, even if it may be controversial or unpopular? Considering the global nature of climate change, do you think individual states should be held accountable for their contributions to greenhouse gas emissions? Why or why not? What would happen if we stopped using fossil fuels? What are the economic costs of global warming, both in terms of damage caused and mitigation measures taken? Are there differences between political beliefs and how they regard acceptance or rejection of global warming evidence? How much has the vast amount of money spent on greenhouse gas reduction actually reduced global temperatures? How much is the world's dependence on oil a factor in its seeming unwillingness to address climate change? Can you give examples of a person or group being persecuted for their views on climate change and global warming? Why are politicians so focused on climate change? Why do comprehensive environmental reviews often add months or years of delay to projects? Is there any way to end global warming and climate change permanently without harmful side effects? What are some ways to combat global warming? Who is doing the most to combat global warming and why? What should be done differently, if anything? When someone is depending upon a “peer-reviewed” study for a politically-influenced argument such as “climate crisis” or ”settled science”, wouldn't it be good to have background information about the political views of the “peers” that reviewed it? Do narrators have any 'hidden' roles in the making of those famous natural history programs like Planet Earth or Blue Planet? If so, then how does it work? How much do you think society should be doing to mitigate and adapt to climate change? Do economic incentives need to be altered to speed up global action to mitigate risks of climate change? Considering the global nature of climate change, do you think individual states should be held accountable for their contributions to greenhouse gas emissions? Why or why not? What is the evidence that climate change can lead to a global natural disaster in the near future? If climate change skepticism is true, then why are scientists still researching it? The government has declared a "climate emergency". What policies do they need to put in place now to meaningfully reduce emissions over the next ten years? What are some reasons why some people think that climate change is a political issue rather than a scientific one? Why are some people vehemently vocal about their skepticism of man-made climate change? What are some reasons why some people think that climate change is a political issue rather than a scientific one? Why, most of the time, the theme "Combating Climate Change" always involves themes like prejudice, colonialism and capitalism? In his book The Vanishing Face of Gaia, Michael Shellenberger argues that environmentalism and its followers are to blame for the world's ecological problems. Why did he write this book? Can slowing down economic growth and reducing consumption of natural resources help to slow down climate change? Will climate change destroy the world's ability to produce food? What are some examples of successful U.S. efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while also enhancing energy security? What is the difference between the atmosphere of Earth with a greenhouse effect and a regular atmosphere in terms of thickness, composition, etc.? What if some researchers fictionalized some finding related to global warming? For only the purpose of self-preservation? We all know that unscrupulous people have done that and worse to keep research grants being awarded to keep the cash flowing… How can I persuade pessimists who are afraid of catastrophic anthropogenic global warming to examine the data, do scientific hypothesis testing, and realize there is nothing to worry about? HSBC's head of responsible investing gave a presentation called, “Why investors need not worry about climate risk”, where he accused lawmakers of hyping up climate change as an existential crisis. He was suspended. What do you think? Do you believe in man-made global warming, or do you believe it is a hoax? Why is climate change so concerning? How does increasing atmospheric CO2 not lead to a rise in temperature? Why is there no increase in heat despite the measurement of more infrared radiation? What will happen to Earth if we continue to burn fossil fuels and release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere? What can be done about late stage capitalism and climate change? Is global warming, climate change, etc., fake news? What are the implications of the higher temperatures caused by climate change worsening the lack of rainfall in Mediterranean regions? If we continue down the path of greenhouse ga*s emissions at the current rate, what do you think will happen to our planet? Does the news overkill climate change? Almost every time it rains or there's a hot day, they'll mention record breaking every time. It makes it less serious over time. What will the green nuts move on to once Man Made Global warming is proven to be a hoax? Is there a connection between global warming and the human-induced buildup of greenhouse gases? Why do so many people believe humans can change the climate? There is no evidence in the past of man-made climate change. CO2 is invisible plant food needed to feed the world. Is eliminating crude oil a threat to humanity since everything today is made with oil? What if global warming is a hoax concocted by the left to restrain Capitalism's strength and advance the Communist and progressive globalist cause to justify U.N. interference in national' sovereignty and lay the basis for a global Marxist government? What can people and nations do to fix global warming? What are five specific contributions we can personally do at a national or international level? What policies could world governments introduce to reduce global warming? Why do some Americans not want to be carbon neutral? How did climate scientists calculate each country's fair share of carbon budget? Why aren't fossil fuels banned, if fossil fuels are polluting the environment and burning fossil fuels releases large amounts of CO2, which contributes to climate change? Is global warming a significant threat to capitalism? What would be the impact on global warming and CO2 levels if every person on earth reduced their carbon footprint by half? Why has no one successfully disproven human-caused climate change? Many have tried and no one has been able to do it. Why don't we update the International Court of Law so countries who do not combat global warming can be punished for 'crimes against the planet'? Why have many of the mainstream media, like ABC, suddenly switched from NEVER talking about climate change to ALWAYS talking about climate change? Why do mainstream media such as CNN and BBC like to report fake or biased news? Why does the mainstream media totally ignore the arguments of other sciences who have alternate theories on climate change and the role CO2 plays in this issue? Would eliminating poverty improve or worsen climate change? Why should we believe climate change? I remember how the 'population bomb' in the 60s was going to kill us all, as the 'AIDS epidemic' of the 80s was supposed to too. Why should I lose any sleep over this newest mass hysteria? Does the idea of global warming resemble a religion more than an actual field of science? What does Ted Cruz mean by saying that global warming is a religion? We know the globe is warming, we have temperature records going over a century now from all over the world. It takes no faith to believe that. Besides, isn't he a Christian? Do you agree with Chris Packham's stance on holding fossil fuel executives personally accountable for environmental damage? Why or why not? As 2022 begins, is there still a way to quickly reverse climate change? What message does the passage convey? "There's one issue that will define the contours of this century more dramatically than any other, and this is the urgent threat of a changing climate" If anyone thinks getting rid of fossil fuels is painful and expensive today, how much more expensive will it be if we wait just five more years to start in earnest? How can wealthy countries help developing countries adapt to climate change? Why are/were there not more pro-Fossil Fuel leftists? Given the Fossil Fuel industry provides numerous blue collar jobs, especially in the 20th century, how come there wasn't more outspoken defenders on the left? Why is it constructive for the whole world to work in the same direction to fight global warming if some countries could benefit from it? When did you realize that "human-caused climate change" is completely made up and a hoax to scare people into supporting socialism? Among the following ideologies, which one is the worst: communism, globalism, radical environmentalism, or eco-fascism? Why is carbon dioxide the focus of so much attention regarding climate change? Do 'green policies' make energy more expensive? Is energy more expensive in countries where more energy is generated from 'green' sources than from fossil fuels, and the fossil fuel industry is more regulated, and there are more eco regulations? It is 2022. What proven, scalable remedies for climate change exist today? Or do you think climate-induced societal upheaval and eventual collapse is now a bygone conclusion? Should the ICC prosecute countries that are high contributors to global warming? How can we urge and make sure that our government maintains and commits to climate action that it agreed to? Bloomberg reports that Senator Warren Is urging a crackdown on Wall Street over climate change. How would financial centers like Wall Street be responsible for climate change? Why has no one addressed the issue of private jets and commercial airlines contributing massively to global warming? How does climatology work? Why are most Republicans and conservatives today against environmental policies, when they themselves once sought to "conserve" the environment for future generations? What reaction did you make to the UN climate change statement of "Code Red for humanity? Do you think humans cause global warming? Why or why not? How exactly can we avoid climate change despite improved daily technology? Any intelligent ideas? Can someone be intelligent and yet not believe in the reality of anthropogenic climate change (global warming)? Isn't it concerning to you that politicians are the ones pushing the climate accord and not the worlds top respected scientific community on T.V. warning the world if this is such a vital issue? When scientific evidence of climate change was first presented, what was the initial reason many politicians decided to ignore it while listening to scientific evidence on other issues? If Climate Change is a big conspiracy, why in the world would the governments of the world put so much effort into creating a hoax that directly threatens the international oil economy to which they are all ridiculously dependent on? Is climate change/global warming a money grab for corporations? Does a conservative version of Snopes.com exist? What is the reason behind journalists' support for the climate change theory? What are your thoughts on the Extinction Rebellion protests? Is Bill Gates being realistic about climate change? What are some examples of people who used to deny climate change but changed their minds after looking at the evidence? How can wealthy countries help developing countries adapt to climate change? What do you think of Google's Project Green Light, an AI-driven effort to reduce carbon emissions? Should a climate scientist who suspects that global warming is not happening be allowed to continue to do research? Is it even possible now for a climate scientist to reveal data contrary to global warming if they found it? Could the ecological mandate known as ATWA, proposed by Charles Manson, have a significant impact on the present global warming situation? What is Climate Action Week? Why is it important? What will be its impact? Is there a link between 'climate change' and 'democracy'? What are the creative solutions to holding big companies liable on civil law for their CO2 emissions? Is the Great Reset a real thing? What is the risk of climate change to international security? <Why would climate change force investors to assess transition risk and physical risk? What are some arguments for and against climate change/global warming? What evidence would you need to see before changing your mind about it? I have never seen a comprehensive breakdown of all arguments for and against climate change. I only see isolated claims on both sides with no clear rebuttals. How can I know what is true without arbitrarily finding a source I like? How would you use and communicate knowledge about Scientific Inquiry and Nature of Science to help the public understand why there is disagreement by some scientists about the causes, extent of damage and the rate of progression of climate change? Why did world presidents fly private jets to Glasgow for a climate change conference? Do you think poorer nations need $1tn a year in climate finance by 2030? How do we know that burning fossil fuels is causing our planet to warm? Is this conclusion based on computer models or empirical measurements? Could the fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty initiative, chaired by Tzeporah Berman, influence international negotiations on climate change? What is the 29th United Nations climate conference (COP29) in Azerbaijan and does it matter? What happened during the COP29 climate talks that led to the less-than-satisfactory result? How does Ulez expansion fit into broader efforts to tackle the climate crisis in London and beyond? What do you think of Vanuatu's legal argument that major greenhouse gas emitting countries should pay reparations for the damages of climate change? Climate change is getting worse. What's the best way to force big companies to be more environmentally-friendly? Should we organise a collection for Climate Scientists who want to go on strike because the world is not taking them seriously according to the NYTimes? How do we know if today's environmental policies and actions will lead to a more sustainable future? Why do environmentalists argue that the EPA's emissions limits aren't enough to combat climate change? What are some military strategies for combating global warming and climate change? Is this so called New Real Climate Science site even remotely legitimate? It seems like the moderator is just a troll with an axe to grind with no grindstone. Is he a climate scientist or just a shill in denial of climate change? What is your opinion on politicians' responses to issues such as climate change, particularly in comparison between Europe and the United States? Does the "Real Climate Science" forum sound remotely credible when the Administrator, a small business owner, says "Don't trust the climate scientists because they don't know what they're talking about?"

What are some scientific studies that have been published during the 16 years since the original EPA endangerment finding related to greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act? TL Winslow's answer to Why do some people oppose having an EPA despite the increasing damage from climate change? Is it still necessary to have a protection agency like the EPA? What do you make of the EPA's new head's denial of the 2009 Supreme Court ruling that greenhouse gases are a public health threat? Do you believe that the EPA Greenhouse Gas reduction Fund is a "slush fund for progressive energy policies"?

Do you agree with the assessment that a world government may be necessary to address mega crises like geopolitical tensions, climate change, and financial instability? Why or why not? What is the correlation between climate change and geopolitics? How could a state implement policies that align with international accord on climate change? "Our continued dependence on fossil fuels makes the global economy and energy security vulnerable to shocks and geopolitical crises" Antonio Guterres. What do you think? How does climate change factor into modern diplomacy and geopolitics? How would the depletion of all oil and natural gas in the world affect global warming?

What is your reaction to former President Donald Trump calling climate change "one of the greatest scams of all time" and vowing to end federal support for the clean energy transition?
If Trump declares that global warming doesn't exist, can we all rejoice?
Can Earth's climate survive another Trump presidency, as he is openly speaking about reversing all climate change initiatives and laws?
Why does George Monbiot say that Donald Trump's climate policies will rush us even faster towards the Earth systems horizon?
Why does Donald Trump continue to label climate change as a hoax when he and his cronies know that it is not just likely to happen, it is highly for certain factual?
In what ways do you see the biggest deregulatory action in U.S. history to be "driving a dagger into the heart of the climate change religion"? How might the Trump administration's removal of climate data from the USDA's website impact farmers and the US economy? How do you feel about Pete Hegseth's statement that "we're in the business of deterring and winning wars," when asked about the Department of Defense's position on climate change? What do you know about Sean Duffy's replacement of Pete Buttigieg as the Secretary of Transportation under Trump's administration? Is it true that Donald Trump single-handedly caused global warming, leading to catastrophic climate change? Even the oil industry along with our military knows that climate change isn't a hoax like Trump claims, so why is Trump misleading everyone? What resources can individuals lay up now to withstand the storm of a Trump administration and its attacks on climate action and nature? How has global warming been affected by President Trump's administration? Will it continue to worsen and if so, to what extent? Who will do more on global warming, our first woman President Kamala Harris or Donald Trump? How might a victory for former President Donald Trump in the November election impact the support for decarbonization in the US energy sector? Do you agree with Gordon Brown that Trump thinks climate change is a hoax and wishes to drill and burn oil and gas anywhere, which would threaten the point of no return for the climate crisis? Do you think Trump knows more about the climate than climatologists as he claims to?

How does climate change drive temperatures to new heights, causing heat-related deaths to rise in the US?
Are some countries in Eastern Europe more vulnerable to heat-related deaths due to climate change compared to Western European countries? How should the United States address the rising number of heat-related deaths due to climate change? How have heatwaves in Europe been exacerbated by carbon pollution, leading to a significant increase in heat-related deaths?

What will the human-caused global warming activists do when the hysteria ends? Will they support the industries, businesses, families, and the people they have caused extensive harm to? Will they go after the organizations that duped them? Do you agree with the Rev Sue Parfitt that there will be no freedom, no lawfulness, no rights, if we allow climate breakdown to become the catastrophe that is now threatened?

Is it possible that some of the effects attributed to "climate change" are actually just normal variations in weather patterns, such as extreme temperatures? What is the reasoning behind some people's belief that the Earth will become uninhabitable due to global warming and climate change? How does the heat wave all across the US compare to prior years? How do you think extreme weather events caused by global warming will impact global politics and the international order? What steps can be taken at a global level to address the issue of rising temperatures and extreme weather events? How likely is it that extreme heat will continue to worsen due to climate change, and what are the potential consequences for future generations like Gen Z? What are some possible explanations for the extreme heat and climate changes happening around the world? In what ways is climate change exacerbating extreme weather conditions across the United States? What are the anticipated risks and challenges associated with extreme weather events as a result of climate change? Is it possible that global warming will lead to an era where only certain parts of the earth are habitable due to extreme climates? How likely is this scenario? How would a global warming apocalypse unfold? How does a warmer climate increase the risk of extreme weather events like heat waves? Is there a correlation between climate change and an increase in extreme weather events like floods? How likely is it that extreme heat will continue to worsen due to climate change, and what are the potential consequences for future generations like Gen Z?

How do you interpret Biden's focus on climate change on the global stage?

Can Marxism provide solutions for combating climate change? How would these solutions be implemented in reality?
How viable is it for rich countries to ask China, still classed as a developing country, for a $1tn a year funding by 2035 to help cut greenhouse gas emissions? What measures can be taken to hold the ultra-wealthy accountable for their contributions to emissions through private jet travel? What is causing the mass exodus/migration happening in Africa right now? Is it due to climate change or something else entirely? How has China's outlook on climate change influenced its geopolitical strategy? What portion of the 33°C difference between the sun-warmed Earth and the 15°C surface temperature of the US Std atmosphere do you attribute to Marxism? How might the US's protectionist measures against China's green energy manufacturing advantages impact the fight against climate change and the American economy? Will China never pay attention to the global warming? China's coal production hit record levels in 2021 In blow to climate campaigners, state encourages miners to ramp up output to avert winter gas crisis. 30 percent of the pollution come from China. Why is Newsmax running ticktock ads a Chinese owned company that’s spying on Americans? Also, what is with their about face on the climate issue, there is no global warming? Do you think Bernie Sanders will be able to combat climate change and cut carbon emissions if reelected to the U.S. Senate? How can a well-crafted carbon pricing policy address climate change, national debt, and China's ascent simultaneously? How have climate policies of the Chinese government been received by Governor Gavin Newsom? What do you think of Dan Jasper's statement that climate action will continue at the state and local level despite significant rollbacks of climate policy at the national level? How can California, which is responsible for less than 1% of global greenhouse gas emissions, help tackle the climate crisis through cooperation with China? How might the new climate disclosure bill in California impact companies operating in the state? Why do you think Governor Gavin Newsom chose to emphasize climate issues during his visit to China?

What can we learn from Gro Intelligence's estimation of a global average price per metric ton of carbon dioxide emissions at $4.08 for 2022? What is the effect of carbon tax on global warming? What is the definition of a carbon tax? Does any economist support a carbon tax for climate change reasons? If so, who?

What evidence do scientists have to support the link between climate change and extreme environmental conditions?
If there was no evidence of global warming, why are some people predicting doom & gloom scenarios in the future?
What is the history of climate alarmism?
How urgent is the "climate emergency" situation compared to other global issues such as wars? Should people take it seriously? What are some counterarguments to the statement that "climate change is a crisis"? Is it possible to reverse global warming in the future, or is humanity facing a permanent crisis? Are there any good sites which debunk the claims made by alarmists regarding "climate change" and "global warming"? Climate alarmists get angry when I call them alarmists and they call me a denier. I prefer to be called a skeptic. What name would alarmists prefer? Has climate change been purposely over exaggerated to create fear and panic? How can we prepare for extreme heat events caused by climate change? Is it possible for Earth to recover from the damage caused by humanity due to global warming and climate change? If not, what actions can be taken to mitigate the effects before it is too late How dangerous is climate alarmism when it displaces common sense approaches? Is the world going to end by climate change or global warming? The stuff I heard online about climate change is scaring me into thinking that. How much of Climate Change Alarmism is based on the premise that ANY change is bad and human beings are incapable of adapting to change? What is one simple argument that completely shatters the "climate change" alarmist narrative? Corrupt scientists, sleazy politicians, and alarmist media have been making predictions about global climate catastrophe for more than 35 years, while the world steadily gets healthier and wealthier. Why do people still listen to these con-artists? Is it true that for every dollar that goes to climate skeptics, more than 100 dollars goes to climate alarmists?

Why do some people consider CO2 a pollutant despite its benefits for plants? What evidence do they have to support their claim?
Is there a counter argument stating that reducing carbon emissions is important even if we do not care about global warming? If so, what is the reasoning behind it? What are the common sources of indoor air pollutants, including carbon dioxide (CO2)? What is the safe limit of CO2 emissions per person to avoid catastrophic climate change? What is the current average CO2 emission rate per person and what percentage do you contribute to it? Why is CO2 gas harmful for humans? Is it possible for an increase in CO2 concentration to result in the trapping of more heat by the atmosphere? Should we focus more on preventing greenhouse gas emissions rather than trying to trap and remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere? How does the Sahara desert contribute to global warming? What measures can be taken to prevent this contribution? For 150 million years centered around the beginning of the Paleozoic, atmospheric CO2 was greater than 3000 ppm. Why didn't this cause a massive warming of the Earth? Are there people who believe in man-made global warming but are not concerned about its effects? Should developed countries be held accoIs there a correlation between an increase in atmospheric levels of CO2 and an increase in air pollution? How would increasing the nation's fossil fuel production affect the environment? If the current CO2 level in our atmosphere is around 400 parts per million and plant life would do much better with a CO2 level around 1500 parts per million, why are we trying to lower the levels of CO2 in the atmosphere? What are the negative impacts of excessive carbon dioxide release from fossil fuel combustion on our atmosphere? What is the evidence for and against man-made global warming or climate change? What are some of the best arguments for both positions? Can you recommend any sources that discuss the potential benefits of increased atmospheric CO2 levels? What would happen if we kept pumping CO2 and frozen methane into the Earth's atmosphere? What are the potential effects of reducing carbon dioxide levels in the earth's atmosphere to pre-industrial levels? What would be the potential temperature increase on Earth if CO2 levels reached 1000 ppm? How would this affect cities like Phoenix, in terms of temperature? What are the consequences of releasing 1 million tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere every day? At what point will it be too late to reverse the damage? Why does the beneficial greening of Earth due to more CO2 not get talked about as much as the negative consequences of climate change? Why is carbon dioxide harmful for us? What are its effects on humans, plants, animals, and Earth's environment as a whole? What is the evidence that increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere will make our planet greener by increasing plant life? Doesn't more CO2 in the atmosphere mean plants will grow better? Is there a limit to how many greenhouse gases humans can produce without harming our planet's atmosphere? Is there any way of stopping the effects of global warming, other than stopping greenhouse gas emissions completely and starting with a new planet Earth from scratch again? How can you tell if the Earth's atmosphere has too much carbon dioxide? CO2 has surpassed 400 ppm. What can we expect life on Earth to be like if we don't get serious with this molecule and it reaches 800 ppm? Do you think international cooperation should increase to reduce greenhouse gas emissions on Earth? How much CO2 must be removed from the atmosphere to stop global warming? What are the uses of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere? Is there a way to remove carbon dioxide from Earth's atmosphere, or would it be better just to stop producing it? How important is decarbonization in our fight against climate change? Can the billion-dollar market for carbon offsetting help save the planet? Is it true that CO emissions are not nearly as harmful to the environment as scientists once thought they were? If we continue pumping greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, what will be the consequences for our grandchildren? If extra CO2 enhances plant growth, as is believed by many global heating deniers, why do no growers increase the percentage of the gas in the air in their greenhouses and polytunnels? Could this be because the claim is nonsense? Does CO2 increase in concentration as you go higher up in our atmosphere?

What are the environmental risks of scaling up carbon capture technology? Will the Swiss machine that absorbs CO2 from the atmosphere be a great tool to combat climate change? What are the drawbacks of using carbon capture technology to combat climate change? Should we judiciously use carbon capture, storage, and recycling to address our greenhouse gas climate crisis?

Climate change deniers often claim that scientists in the 1970s predicted an imminent ice age. Was anyone claiming that, how broadly accepted was it among scientists, and how widespread among the general population? Will we be able to curb future ice ages by pumping enormous amounts of CO2 into the atmosphere? Is it possible for humanity to survive a second ice age if it were to occur today? How would humanity cope with this situation? Is there any evidence to support the idea that global warming could cause global cooling? Why is this topic not widely discussed? Is it possible to stop global warming and cooling at the same time? Is it now very likely that due to the gradual brightening of the Sun as it ages since Snowball Earth last thawed out, ice ages ever since will now only be possible when the Earth's atmosphere has fewer CO2 in the atmosphere, but now much rarer? Will we be able to curb future ice ages by pumping enormous amounts of CO2 into the atmosphere? Can reversing climate change cause a new ice age? What is more likely: Global warming or Global cooling? In 1980 they said climate change would cause an ice age before the year 2000. So what's up with that its 2023 and sill no ice age? How hot will the Earth get from Global warming before it starts to cool down again? How long will it take? Could a sudden decrease in solar activity cause global cooling, despite high levels of atmospheric greenhouse gases? What would happen if global cooling replaced global warming? How come when there is a record breaking cold day it isn't called "global colding" or "global cooling"? What makes global warming different from other apocalyptic predictions that turned out to be false (such as Y2K and global cooling)? What is the name of the chemical reaction that causes global cooling, and why is it not as well-known as the greenhouse effect? Have scientists ever warned about global cooling?

I'm no conspiracy theorist but I understand the rise in global CO2 occurs some 800 years after rises in global temperature. If that is correct, why are we obsessed about reducing CO2 levels?

Are the sea levels rising?
What are some of the biggest cities in Europe that are at risk of being submerged due to rising sea levels? Will they need to relocate or be abandoned completely?
Is sea level rising and why is there a lack of evidence in the form of flooding or increased tidal range?
Is it true that ocean warming as a source of CO2 is comparable in magnitude to anthropogenic emissions, and therefore the CO2 level will continue to rise steadily even after achieving net-zero carbon emissions? Do you agree with former President Trump's claim that climate change will cause the ocean to rise only "one eighth of an inch over the next 400 years"? How long do we have before major cities are uninhabitable due to greenhouse gases and rising sea levels? What are some examples of cities that have been ruined because of climate change and rising sea levels? Is the greenhouse effect stronger in the ocean compared to land due to the ocean's lower surface temperature? What are some examples of cities that have been ruined because of climate change and rising sea levels? How are scientists warning of off-the-charts temperatures in the oceans? Can we believe the scientists' claim that the sea level will rise a foot by 2050 when the same scientists insisted the ice caps would be gone by now? Is it possible for sea levels to rise as much as 7 meters by 2050? What would have to happen to make this a certainty? Has there been any evidence to show that the world's oceans have risen recently or will they rise in future due to global warming? If yes, then how much has it risen and what is the reason for this rise? How do modern agricultural practices add to the problem of sea level rising?

Why haven't Americans linked the worsening storms, floods and tornadoes to extreme American levels of CO2 pollution and demanded action to protect our planet? What do the December tornadoes tell us about climate change, if anything?