Shervin Radjabali-Fardi

Klem, your answer stgsegus that you have very little knowledge of how professional science works.The overwhelming majority of the field would agree to these points:1) Significant climate changes always occur on Earth.2) Current changes are occurring more quickly than normal.3) This is due to emissions from human industries.With absolutely no disagreement on the first two points, and a small fraction of dissentors on the third.Beyond that, there is some uncertainty about the details both because the models are continually being revised to cope with new information, and because the amount that we emit into the atmosphere is continually changing. Hence the new studies. The new material is based on the true fact that emissions levels are continuing to increase. Back when Kyoto was signed, this was not considered a likely scenario because it was assumed governments would be more intelligent.Incidentally, have you given any thought to the possibility that you're wrong? I certainly have. The difference is, if I'm wrong, we really don't lose that much. If you are

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