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Does it really matter if humans are the main cause or not? If it is happening, it is bad for humans and we have to figure out some way to stop it. That's all th

• dalke 12y ago
  There are different solutions for the two scenarios. If humans are the main cause then reduction in CO2 emissions may suffice. While if there are other reasons then we may need to consider how to drastically increase CO2 capture methods, or look towards deliberate geoengineering, or ramp up coastal protections and work to decrease the population in low-lying areas.
• aaron695 12y ago
  Global warming has become a religion so it's difficult talk about. He also makes the point he's a sceptic on "and that it will be catastrophic in the near future" And even though I, also a sceptic, agree with him, it's not for the reasons he gives which I find a little crazy. (Plus I'm happy to say it's caused by humans) So no, I and he wouldn't agree with the statement > We have to figure out some way to stop it. (Yet)
  • pedalpete 12y ago
    I am a bit confused how you could say that you are both a sceptic and "happy to say it's caused by humans". Or are you saying you're a sceptic about the catastrophic potential?