HP,
After awhile it's not exactly easy to know what's fact and what's fiction. One thing is certain all the junk we release into the environment certainly is not helping things.
Likewise I guess I'm kind of what you'd call a centrist and lean to the right somewhat. Don't agree with going overboard in either direction which I believe is true for most things in life.
Ok Bill, I read the article

I belueve there us a vast pool of people like us. Not radical one way or another.
Our news now seems designed to only make us angry with one side or another. So few journalists without an agenda out there but such people don't get the ratings.
I used to hunt, still fish and prefer forest to farmland.
The trash along the creeks is really bad in places.
As I said climate change is a right-left issue now. And scientists who used to be above such things are caught fudging data. That really helps out.
If people would quit crying wolf it would help. You know all the dire predictions which were supposed to happen by now.. We were going to fry,be frozen,be underwater, and who knows what all.
I think the free market can fix a lot of this. The impression I get from the left is that all these problems require more taxation and the sketchy carbon credits idea.
Here is something long and dull lol I just included the last two paragraphs of the article.
https://principia-scientific.org/th...r-understanding-effect-of-co2-on-temperature/
"My current assessment is the climate sensitivity result, CS = change in temperature for doubling of atmospheric CO2 from 400 ppmv in 2014 to 800 is not much, vanishingly small, probably between -1C < CS < 0.8C. Replacing US coal fired power plants with natural gas probably changes Earth’s temperature after 50 years between -0.000001C < T50 – T0 < +0.0000008C. Undoubtedly not worth whatever it cost.
The world it running riot with ignorant people practicing chemical engineering without a registered professional engineer license or degree from reputable college, reporting to UN IPCC and EPA. It is not running out of coal, oil and gas. It is running out of money and unbiased scientists."