Indeed nothing particularly controversial there and nothing that says that warming on a global scale is not happening. Take the point that climates have always

Indeed nothing particularly controversial there and nothing that says that warming on a global scale is not happening. Take the point that climates have always changed. Most definitely. However the concern has always been the rate at which warming is occurring. Given that humans and agriculture have fragmented the natural habitat and hence the ranges of species, the primary concern is the ability of species to adapt. I know that's too subtle a point for mainstream media to digest but it's pretty fundamental in describing the problem. For example, if you are a Brown Bear in northern Spain or the Pyrenees there's nowhere to go. You could do the same for the other points. All verifiable. It's only once you start adding the consequences that things start to look a little problematic.