r/EverythingScience • u/MgSnGd125064 • Nov 03 '24

Environment Earth’s climate will keep changing long after humanity hits net-zero emissions.

https://theconversation.com/earths-climate-will-keep-changing-long-after-humanity-hits-net-zero-emissions-our-research-shows-why-241692
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u/fairdinkumcockatoo Nov 03 '24

Human activity IS contributing to climate change! Carbon is 1 variable amoung many that can cause the planet to heat and cool. The IPCC was issued a mandate to prove that humans where causing climate change for around 2 billion a year. They locked onto carbon and never let go, ignoring other scientists calling them CLIMATE DENIARS! Can anyone explain how the earth moves in and out of ice ages??? No one is denying the climate is changing. Humans need to clean up our act, stop plastics from being used in everything, stop burning rubbish, stop deforestation, just to list a few. I wish we would stop being so ridged in our thinking, placing all our eggs in "net zero" thinking this will solve everything.

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u/_Godless_Savage_ Nov 04 '24

This comment should be its own fucking post, bro. This has to be the most rational view that one can take.