Back to the OP, does anyone know how many human beings will starve to death if they were to get to an actual neutral carbon footprint world wide? Does the left care? Why do people like Obama and Gore preach climate change, then go buy a house on the beach?
Carbon footprint is a hoax.
CO2 has nothing to do with global warming.
(They changed it to “climate change” because the planet wasn’t warming at all and the term became highly inconvenient.)
Climate always changes, in terms of decades, centuries, millennia, etc., etc. The Earth is definitely on a cooling trend.
(Surface ocean temperature is meaningless. It’s the deep sea water temperature that counts.)
“Global warming” was invented by the elite in the 70s to hide the global cooling and imminent return to Ice Age sometime soon in the 21st century.
Gore was only a stooge.
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I hope I’m dead before the Ice Age returns. I moved from Nebraska to Houston for a reason. 
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It can arrive very swiftly.
But again, the difference in average temperatures between glacial and inter-glacial is only 5 degrees C, or 9-10 F.
It takes many decades for the unmelt snow in the Northern Hemisphere to pile up, thousands of meters high to form thick ice sheets.
To answer your question they know that he entire narrative is a scam to graft the tax payers out of their money!
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What were the conditions that caused the Ice Age.
Dinosaurs driving SUV’s and farting?
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ROFLMFAO
Delingpole: Ship of Fools VI – Arctic ‘Global Warming’ Mission Scuppered By Mysterious Hard White Substance
Mostly it’s a scam to enable the 2nd and 3rd world countries to get the developed world to enrich them and pay for their development.
We are sitting right in the middle of an Ice Age since over a million years ago.
There are a few factors for this.
(The planet has had Ice Ages in the past.)
The positions of Antarctica and Greenland.
The Antarctica is positioned in such a manner that a cold ocean current can flow around it, allowing the continent to cool extensively.
The position of Greenland, Canada, and Siberia is such that the temp in the Arctic Sea can drop as well, without any interference from warm currents.
Current climate scientific observations can not explain the build up of snow and ice, especially in Antarctica which is a desert climate, the driest place on Earth.
It can be explained using the theory of the conditions that could have existed according to the Genesis account, during aftermath of a catastrophic global flood.
At least from what Amundsen and Scott experienced early in the 20th century, there was plenty of snow.
Thank you for the beginning of the derailment
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No we aren’t, up until about 2 million years ago they happened on much longer cycles but since they cycles have been hitting their peaks at about 100,000 year intervals.
We are currently nearing the peak of an interglacial period.
I said there were ice ages in the long history of this planet and the current Ice Age we are sitting in is not the first one.
In this current Ice Age which started over a million years ago, there is a cyclical change between
glacial periods (lasting about 300,000 years each) and
inter-glacial periods (lasting about 13,000 years).
This warm inter-glacial we are in now is also known as the Holocene but it’s coming to an end soon, while some scientists believe it has already ended, so that a full-blown glacial period is a question of time, and not if.
And you remain wrong, we’re in an interglacial period which is nearing it’s peak, interglacial means periods between glaciation/ice ages.
No. Holocene is gone. Bye-bye adios hasla la vista.
Hello glaciers and ice sheets.
The posted data shows your statement to be false so just quit burying yourself in BS.
The Holocene ( /ˈhɒləˌsiːn, ˈhoʊ-/)[4][5] is the current geological epoch. It began approximately 11,650 cal years before present, after the last glacial period, which concluded with the Holocene glacial retreat.[6] The Holocene and the preceding Pleistocene[7] together form the Quaternary period. The Holocene has been identified with the current warm period, known as MIS 1. It is considered by some to be an interglacial period within the Pleistocene Epoch.[8]
Yeah, you’re as right as the hockey stick
The facts show me to be correct exactly as posted.