I'm a big "climate skeptic" for two big reasons: 1. The climate problem is way too ideal of a problem that absolutely requires government intervention (at this

I'm a big "climate skeptic" for two big reasons: 1. The climate problem is way too ideal of a problem that absolutely requires government intervention (at this point anyways). This sets off big red flags for me, because it makes us more dependent and beholden to "savior" government. We can't fix it - only government can! 2. I am more worried about the messed-up, exotic, forever chemicals we're slowly seeping into everything, because at least with climate change we can probably engineer around it on a big scale. These chemicals? That's the stuff of global-scale annihilation by infertility and hormonal changes in our entire species. Think Alex Jones' crazy "the fluoride in the water is turning the frogs gay".