In your view, is climate change anthropogenic (manmade), "natural", or some combination of the two? What (or who) would you consider reputable sources for climate change information? How is climate change portrayed in the media? Does this portrayal make you more or less likely to alter your lifestyle? What do you think the effects of climate change will be on your children and grandchildren?
Everyone knows the whole debate on climate change. My view is that it is a mix between man and nature and I dont think I would be able to trust any kind of data since statistics can be manipulated to make a point. I do believe that the earth has been warming and cooling for centuries before human populations could even be large enough to make a difference. Yes i believe that now we have a larger role in creating holes in the ozone creating a warmer climate than what would be if we didnt exist but i dont think it is as big of a deal as scientists are making it out to be. The climate will change and it will probably get warmer but it will also become cooler too but i dont think any significant changes will occur in my time or even my grandchildrens time. In the next 100 years the ocean may rise but it wont be a significant amount to do any damage to the shores. I think its just a big deal to get people aware of the situation to create a healthier change because the smoke from cars and industrial plants will do more damage to our lungs than it will the climate.
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