Well, now that that's been admitted, how about we stop with the foolishness of trying to suppress use of fossil fuels and actually throw the money we've been wasting on that into something useful in addressing the indisputable fact that the earth's climate changes (and always has): research into food crops that can be grown in more extreme conditions (whether hotter-wetter, hotter-drier, colder-wetter or colder-drier), desalination plants, water projects to move water from the Mississippi watershed during times prone to flooding to now-drought-prone food-growing regions where it can be used for irrigation,. . .
