On 9 Dec, 17:13, "Phil L" wrote:
I'm not denying that climate change is occuring, I'm just saying that it's
highly unlikely to have anything whatsoever to do with mankind.
The earth regularly warms and cools over millions of years, or occasionally,
very rapidly. This has occured hundreds, if not thousands of times according
to scientists, and yet mankind has only been around for one, maybe two of
these cycles.

Right. So if (from whatever cause) we're entering another period of
rapid climate change that threatens our very existence, you're quite
happy for us to sit back and let it happen?

The important questions a does climate change pose a threat, and if
it does is there anything we can do about it? The cause (natural, man-
made or a bit of both) is largely immaterial.

Richard.
http://www.rtrussell.co.uk/