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@Royricky09 I think those who deny it are becoming a tiny minority. There's still a strong contingent who believe it's part of the natural warming since the last ice-age, caused by volcanos (which has been disproven by vulcanologists and geologists).
And some fundamentalists believe it's part of God's plan for Armageddon.
There are those who don't yet understand that we're still at the lowest end of what is an exponential feedback loop - such that, while we can somewhat adapt to climate change, the higher it goes the more disastrous it will be. The has the heating of atmosphere and oceans has the momentum of a juggernaut: the hotter it gets, the more effort will be needed and longer it will take to return earth's climactic system back to it's natural trajectory.
I think we're already past the point of no return.
I'm sorry if what I've shared is too obvious.
And some fundamentalists believe it's part of God's plan for Armageddon.
There are those who don't yet understand that we're still at the lowest end of what is an exponential feedback loop - such that, while we can somewhat adapt to climate change, the higher it goes the more disastrous it will be. The has the heating of atmosphere and oceans has the momentum of a juggernaut: the hotter it gets, the more effort will be needed and longer it will take to return earth's climactic system back to it's natural trajectory.
I think we're already past the point of no return.
I'm sorry if what I've shared is too obvious.