National Party Conference: Is climate change on the agenda?

[connormcleod]

Oh. My. God. Absolutely no hope for these people. Younger generation... you're possibly the last chance we have. Time to fix the mistakes of past generations.

[clapsa]

Time to end this inaction we need more climatevoters

[HarryChapman]

"Talk to the plants about that" lol

[captionitnz]

Hi Greenpeace New Zealand.  Perhaps you might like to put the correct captioning on here and not leave it to the youtube robots? (Just edit the caption file that youtube has created already and then turn the auto captions off).  The automatic captions have given Minister Joyce a promotion to Prime Minister (see 0:31)! On a more serious note, good captions help to spread your word.

[profkrumdieck]

I don't actually think it can get any worse than that

[macsnapper]

enough to make a grown man cry. (I mean me)

[heapsskuxx]

Our government is greddy and shelfish. All they care is about themselves.

[lisadarlington]

Obviously ignorance is in government.  So sad that climate change is dismissed. National need to talk to young people about what concerns then and the rest of us who care about the future - and most of the scientists I believe...

[frohesmaedchen]

Oh my gosh, Amy Adams at the end, is she for real? :(

[dangoddess]

Are they enquiring about mans influence on climate change or the planets natural climate change? If they say it is CO2 and man then read this.
In thus considering the seven greatest temperature transitions of the past half-million years - three glacial terminations and four glacial inceptions - we note that increases and decreases in atmospheric CO2 concentration not only did not precede the changes in air temperature, they followed them, and by hundreds to thousands of years!  There were also long periods of time when atmospheric CO2 remained unchanged, while air temperature dropped, as well as times when the air's CO2 content dropped, while air temperature remained unchanged or actually rose.  Hence, the climate history of the past half-million years provides absolutely no evidence to suggest that the ongoing rise in the air's CO2 concentration will lead to significant global warming.