That may just be the difference in labeling it "climate change" instead of "global warming." Global warming describes an abnormal process, whereas climate chang

That may just be the difference in labeling it "climate change" instead of "global warming." Global warming describes an abnormal process, whereas climate change is something that empirically happens whether humans contribute to it or not. The climate changes (duh). My issue with climate science, apart from it being more ideological than science when I studied it in college, is that we only ever talk about the last 100 or so years when we know so much more about Earth climate history from geological studies and their impact on prehistoric humans (paleoanthropology). Yet that history is left out. For example, we know that CO2 has been MUCH higher in the past due to increased volcanic activity.