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What does it mean to "believe in climate change"?


What do you believe about climate change?  

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  1. 1. What do you believe about climate change?

    • I'm a believer and I expect ~1ºC per CO2 doubling.
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    • I'm a sceptic and I expect ~1ºC per CO2 doubling.
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    • I'm a believer and I expect 1-2ºC per CO2 doubling.
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    • I'm a sceptic and I expect 1-2ºC per CO2 doubling.
      0
    • I'm a believer and I expect >2ºC per CO2 doubling.
      2
    • I'm a sceptic and I expect
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    • I'm a believer and I have no idea what to expect from CO2 doubling.
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    • I'm a sceptic and I have no idea what to expect from CO2 doubling.
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Science is just a description of a way of investigating the world. A methodology.

It doesn't require belief.

 

Well put. To ask if we "believe" in it is to relegate it to the level of religions and fairies.

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UK Government has breached air pollution laws and failed to take enough action on emissions, High Court rules.

 

Whether you live in Sheffield, Leeds or Manchester; the air that we breathe should be cleaner.

I understand the air in Sheffield is particularly polluted.

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/air-pollution-verdict-uk-high-court-government-breach-laws-not-doing-enough-a7392876.html

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UK Government has breached air pollution laws and failed to take enough action on emissions, High Court rules.

 

Whether you live in Sheffield, Leeds or Manchester; the air that we breathe should be cleaner.

I understand the air in Sheffield is particularly polluted.

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/air-pollution-verdict-uk-high-court-government-breach-laws-not-doing-enough-a7392876.html

 

 

What has this do do with climate change?

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UK Government has breached air pollution laws and failed to take enough action on emissions, High Court rules.

 

Whether you live in Sheffield, Leeds or Manchester; the air that we breathe should be cleaner.

I understand the air in Sheffield is particularly polluted.

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/air-pollution-verdict-uk-high-court-government-breach-laws-not-doing-enough-a7392876.html

 

Terrible innit,

http://www.express.co.uk/news/science/667067/POLLUTION-WARNING-EU-TOXIC-CLOUD-hits-UK-tomorrow-causing-health-risk-for-thousands

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You would think all that would stop, not that we are leaving the EU ;)

 

---------- Post added 02-11-2016 at 10:53 ----------

 

I just wish there had been "Climate change - a load of bunkum" in the list of choices. I would have voted for that one.

 

Angel1.

 

Not another Trump supporter ;)

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You would think all that would stop, not that we are leaving the EU ;)

 

---------- Post added 02-11-2016 at 10:53 ----------

 

 

Not another Trump supporter ;)

 

There is no way to stop some other country polluting the air you breathe, or a changing climate.

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