I don't have time to answer you now. I week try to get back, but it's not a concept rooted in science

I am stating that fact because scientists, especially on the area of climate, work with and support the fact that climate change is real. I shouldn’t have to explain every argument that I know you will contest with frequently debunked theories, but I guess it is necessary. The earth is hotter than it has been in the last ten thousand years, the last 3 years have been the hottest on human record, acidity of the ocean’s has increased 30% since the Industrial Revolution. The reason it is not the sun’s change in radiation is due to the fact that during the 1800s, our heating inc…  Read morereased dramatically faster than usual at the same time we expanded the use of fossil fuels to unprecedented amounts. Just as that use was unprecedented, unprecedented heat change coincided. Earth orbiting satellites have seen the increases in temperatures since the 60s and it’s been nothing but up, nearly at 1.5 C what it was before. Scientists have demonstrated the heat-trapping capacity of carbon dioxide and that the quantities of it increasing in the atmosphere coincides with said temperature increase. The polar ice caps are at their lowest in centuries, and from details as minute as tree-ring study, we have noticed unprecedented heat changes across the earth. It’s human caused, and this is a tiny fraction of the surface-level proof.