1ºMark Charles No conspiracy theory just the truth that you don’t like to hear and deny. Climatology has become a political party with totalitarian tendencies.If you don’t support the UN consensus on human-caused global warming, if you express the slightest skepticism, you are a ‘climate-change denier. Scientific research should be based on skepticism. These days, the climatology mainstream accepts only data that reinforce its hypothesis that humanity is behind global warming. Those daring to take an interest in possible natural causes of climactic variation—such as solar shifts or the earth’s oscillations—aren’t well regarded in the scientific community, to put it mildly. “Climatology is becoming an increasingly dubious science, serving a political project. In other words, “the policy cart is leading the scientific horse.”
2ºMark Charles 1,500 of the world's leading scientists and climate professionals in more than 30 countries have signed a declaration that there is no climate emergency and have refuted United Nations claims regarding man-made climate change. The real contamination exists, but the problem is not the CO 2 . Industrial globalization has produced many substances that are registered as pollutants, including thousands of new man-made chemicals, toxins, nanoparticles, and genetically modified organisms (GMOs) that violate the scientific precautionary principle.
The reality is that climate changes naturally and slowly in its own cycle, and solar activity is the dominant factor in climate and not Co2. We can conclude that carbon or methane emissions from livestock such as cows are not the dominant factors in climate change. In essence, therefore, the relentless climate hysteria produced by the UN, the government, and the corporate media regarding carbon and methane emissions from cows has no scientific basis.
In truth I am against 'real' pollution, and the reality is that the CO 2 component is not a pollutant. Unfortunately, many misinformed environmentalists drive electric cars, whose battery production has caused vast amounts of 'real' pollution through industrial mining and processing of rare earth metals, and the consequent pollution of the land, air, and soil. water systems. Note that the UN does not focus on the thousands of actual pollutants that corporate industrial globalization creates.