It's time for climate-change defeatists to get out of the way - Macleans.ca

Climate 'accords' are nothing more than elaborate displays of appeasement

Exactly. Environmental activists need to take over this issue to ensure a clean & sustainable future.

The notion of global warming and the creation of the IPCC was done by Maurice Strong, for the express purpose of 'bringing about the collapse of western economies' .Could you address this please?

So in the meantime we can starve and freeze?

“If we don’t take action, the collapse of our civilisations and the extinction of much of the natural world is on the horizon.” He’s not wrong.” Yes, actually he is. And it sets up the straw man argument that follows.

Brainwashing and socially engineering children to believe the world is ending is morally wrong. We can all do better, pollution is bad. LNR and oil are part of what sustains life currently. We will embrace new technology when that happens.

Just jump out the window.

Probably good for the planet

Richard Muller of Berkeley Earth warned us about two groups: Alarmists and Deniers. Both, he says, don't know the science. He then offers up other categories: Exaggerators, Warmists, Lukewarmists and Skeptics. Exaggerators exaggerate the science. The latter three know the science

YellowVests

Maclean’s would better serve their readers by publishing an article which both encourages and outlines various ways individuals can personally help reduce carbon emissions instead of constantly harping about climate change deniers. Insults rarely change opinions.

Seems we've been on the brink of 'End of the world' for 30 yrs....here we are...

Look at all those brainwashed children! It is enough to make a person weep. CAGW is a manufactured crisis by elites of the world for more power and profit. It has nothing to do with the climate changing, a natural occurance over time.

Macleans Propaganda machine at it again --- is it time for Canada to join the Yellow Vests? Canadians hold more personal debt than any other people in the world -

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