UN report says it is 'unequivocal' that human influence has warmed the planet

The U.N. released a climate report looking at many of the causes of global warming.

[lulu]

They try to blame humanity for what they have done. Evil people

[lifeispoetry]

Blame the little people, and cover for the corporations and government. Same ol same ol

[francinemorris]

I’m sure them blowing bombs off in the ocean really helped

[jeffnagata]

LOL, uh the Sahara was once tropical, Greenland was green and the US was under miles of ice, all before the industrial revolution.

[blazedenigma]

Remember the report that said that during the pandemic lockdowns the temperature actually increased because no one was driving!
Awaken illuminated ones this is our story time to emit a better day.

[mrlarry]

Unfortunately we are so politically divided that I am like no way we are going to do anything big about it which is what this would require.

[jaimegutierrez]

Would be funny if we went full green and it kept happening to see what they blame it on then

[blessbeyahgodofshem]

Man cannot destroy the earth, he can only destroy himself.

[bspil]

Can we just stop using the word unprecedented

[Faranos]

Unequivocal to people who dont understand or know about the solar cycles.

[PhilipReeder]

Complete lie.

Temperatures in the 1930's were MUCH WARMER than now. And CO2 levels were lower then.
CO2 has risen at a predictable rate for the past 100+ years since scientists started measuring it.
Forest fires 100 years ago destroyed much more acreage.

The global temperature began DECREASING in the 1930's till the 1970's when a slight increase began around 1979, which is when current climatologists and MSM start their "history".
We have a very limited effect on the climate.

The most influential thing that effects our climate is - ☀️

Don't believe their nonsense.

[rareroots]

Are all the UN members going to do their part? Of course not

[hvdhvd-ztjs]

So you are getting rid of humans now for the climate?

[blaingunter]

"Give us money to make the sun less hot while we refuse to do anything about China or India"

[Sentient_Stardust]

In other news, water is wet. Yes, humans are destroying the planet, and we're all going to end up suffering for it.

[rareroots]

And Al Gore continues trading carbon credits while sitting in his hot tub at his fourth mansion

[neondystopian]

Relying more on nuclear power is the best thing we can do at the moment. It's not a permanent solution but is the best current option we have. Anyone who says otherwise simply do not know what they're talking about.

[ComradeCatpurrnicus]

Haven't we known this? The media, as well as our political leaders need to talk more about this and take action. Call out the influence of unsustainable energy sectors/corporations and their lobbying that keep us on this path towards destruction.

[JohnAntonucciNooch]

Humanity hears you!

They have responded with a resounding. "what else is on tv?"

[rapter]

Any good news, The dam news is always depressing