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"No longer is climate change accepted as a fact." I would argue that this statement is misleading in more than one way. Starting with "climate change": do you
by m_myers 16y ago
"No longer is climate change accepted as a fact."
I would argue that this statement is misleading in more than one way. Starting with "climate change": do you mean human-induced climate change or the natural cycling? If you mean natural cycling, there's so much evidence that only fringe-dwellers would dispute it. And if you mean human-induced change, you say "no longer" as if it were ever accepted as fact.
Perhaps there is human-induced global warming right now, but I think at this point the track record of scientists attempting to predict future temperatures isn't good enough to structure entire long-term policies on.