Which is the problem. People think everything that is "government-sanctioned" is true, and a lot of the times this is the exact opposite. What it's saying is that "the government says global warming is at a high, I say no". Of course you're not going to see any .govs or anything like that. It's very hard to find/publicize information against the status quot.

i agree 100%



another great point!

I think the key here is that there are valid points on each side of the issue. Each side with it's own research making their own conclusions. Like HellFireCoCo politely pointed out, the thing to do is use your best judgement. The only problem with that though, is that many people have been brainwashed and can't think independently. So to them I say, challenge yourself to consider the options equally and make a decision based on the information you can find.

I still think that humans are not going to change the heat/cooling cycle of the earth in the short term or have done so to this point. I do believe that we need to be aware of our impact and it is immensely important that we as the human race learn to control the earth's cycles.

Yeah!

Well, I guess I'll share my opinion on that subject

I think, yes there is a global warming.
I think, no it ain't as bad as a lot of people say.
I think, yes human behavior accelerated the process.
I think, no it ain't only human but the 99.99999999999999999999999999999999% of things we don't know that make Earth what it was, is and will be.

So you're saying humans caused 0.000000000000000001% of the change? If so, then humans aren't causing it. People think global warming is almost all due to human's behavior. It's almost insulting.

It's actually very egotistical of us.

What I mean is...
We are less than nothing compared to the immensity of the universe.
Seriously, you think It will change a thing if we explode the Earth tomorrow morning?


We are almost nothing.
Let's just take life as it comes and adapt to it.
We can't do a thing against that.

From the macro view I have to agree.
From a self preservation stand point though, I think we do have a reason to monitor, and enforce standards for keeping the earth as an organism healthy. Again, I don't think we have caused the earth to do anyhting it hasnt done or will do again.

We'll find out in a couple thousand of years

Why? Humans are tropical creatures. A warmer environment is better for us.