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> although I suppose it should let you know whether you could hope to change anything by changing human activity This is the discussion. As I understand "clima
by dier 3y ago
> although I suppose it should let you know whether you could hope to change anything by changing human activity
This is the discussion. As I understand "climate change deniers" aren't denying things like the increase global temperatures or the rising of sea level. The science is clear that these are happening. They are denying that human behavior changed or changes anything. I agree it should be a moot point whether humans caused it or not as there are other reasons to make changes but being inconvenienced is hard and spending money isn't profitable. It's a lot easier to bike shed.
- reducesuffering 3y ago> This is the discussion. As I understand "climate change deniers" aren't denying things like the increase global temperatures or the rising of sea level. This is the [slight majority] discussion [now]. 5-10 years ago was an atrocious level of "no climate change" is happening that you will still find among half of Republicans in the US.
- rythmshifter 3y agoMore like the vocal minority in my experience. Certainly not half.
- reducesuffering 3y ago44% doubtful or dismissive https://climatecommunication.yale.edu/publications/republicans-worried-about-global-warming/ https://climatecommunication.yale.edu/publications/republica...