Carlos Munez
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It's such a controversial topic that I'm having a hard time finding any honest answers. In most research I've done on the subject, one of the two following conclusions have shown up:
Some scientists say CO2 emissions from fossil fuels are responsible for the recent climate change. They say if we don't stop using fossil fuels NOW, it's going to create such a catastrophic climate change that extreme weather will destroy major cities and cause civilization to fall.
Other scientists say CO2 emissions from fossil fuels are not responsible for the recent climate change and if any sort of weather-related disaster is imminent, it's caused by either a natural cycle of Earth's climate or a change in the Sun's output.
I don't know which view to trust. Is there a source somewhere that can provide an honest, unbiased answer as to what is causing the recent climate change?
Some scientists say CO2 emissions from fossil fuels are responsible for the recent climate change. They say if we don't stop using fossil fuels NOW, it's going to create such a catastrophic climate change that extreme weather will destroy major cities and cause civilization to fall.
Other scientists say CO2 emissions from fossil fuels are not responsible for the recent climate change and if any sort of weather-related disaster is imminent, it's caused by either a natural cycle of Earth's climate or a change in the Sun's output.
I don't know which view to trust. Is there a source somewhere that can provide an honest, unbiased answer as to what is causing the recent climate change?