Agree.. Also, NOT a fan of the "Sierra Club" being I live in the Sierra High desert Now but was in the Sierra foot hills during some of those fires they had in Northern California.. If the Sierra Club would let us cut down the Bug Trees and plant new growth, those fires wouldn't have been so severe.. dead fall and dead trees make for some Do Bad Bad things Kindling!! The Sierra Club on a good day are a bunch of Tree hugging NUT BALLS and yea. their magazine in pinch would indeed be good ass wipe!!. Waste of space those fools, so he needs to find a more Reputable source!!

Name calling always gets problems solved. Liberals plan is to tax, tax, tax. That will solve the problem right? I' said this before...if you build on a beach, you'll get wet. If you build in a desert, you'll have no water. If you build in the tropics, you'll have hurricanes. If you build in the polar regions, you'll risk freezing. Build anywhere else and you may get an earthquake.
The climate will change no matter what we do, people will not.
Have we affected the climate? Yes, but only a small amount. If we actually do the real research, we'll see that the c*****e c****e believers and preachers are making money from it, and the rest blindly accept any liberal view.
I was around for the first doomsday report that humans would destroy the planet by 2000. Didn't happen. Still ain't happening. One solution to a problem that can't be solved is to let it play out.

All right, then I'll respond. The evidence is that C*****e C****e is virtually all natural and normal and following cycles of climate going back hundreds of thousands of years. Despite all of the disproved evidence you can dig up or dream up. The overwhelming evidence is that it is nearing a peak in normal cycles and will then turn colder. The overwhelming evidence is that we are coming out of an ice age for a couple of hundred years. Warming is what happens when you come out of an ice age. Got it now.

Let me go on. The CO2 and methane in the atmosphere is a normal occurrence with warming and it doesn't cause it but follows it. This is proven by ice cores drilled miles into the Antarctic ice and going back hundreds of thousands of years.

It is all a part of the earth going through cycles as it rejuvenates itself and the land and the oceans. Yes, some lands will dry up and others, especially in the far north will become fertile again. The evidence is there in fossils and such throughout the north.

All predictions by c*****e c****e fanatics have proven false or way over estimated or predicted. There is still ice in the Arctic Ocean. Hurricanes since 2000 have been less then predicted.

It is getting weary correcting you fanatics, but still fun.