Why I'm agnostic about "man-made global warming"

SheWrites wrote:Whether I agree/disagree in the ongoing discussions as to the cause of climate change, these are the things I have done since childhood - taught by my parents who were brought up in the last years of the Great Depression.

Turn off lights not in use.
Don't let the water run.
Put on a sweater don't touch the thermostat.
Wear cooler clothes don't touch the thermostat.
Plan your use of a vehicle by making all your errands on one trip.  
Walk/ride a bike when it is feasible.  
Carpool.
Pack it in, pack it out.  
Pick up trash even if it is not yours.
Re-use

My mother is the queen of recycle to this day.  

So these things were done out of living sensibly and on a budget.  My kids do an even better job with these simple things.  

People are smart and know many times out of plain ol' common sense how to best handle their resources.

Some do not.  

Other Republicans on this forum, speak out on how you live sensibly and responsibly in your everyday life in order to make the best use of your money and resources.  

SheWrites wrote:If the powers that be can  make man feel bad enough about the way he treats others and if the powers that be dog him enough that changes in the environment are his fault then the powers that be can convince him that his ways are obviously flawed and the powers that be The price to pay for being the flawed man is ever increasing taxes to allow know best how to correct his flawed ways.  

the powers that be to control what man can/cannot do.  Because the powers that be are so much smarter with their statistics and scientific graphs to back up their ability to know more than the average man who is racist and a destroyer of the planet.  

And to keep man down remind him daily he is a racist, a rapist, a pollution making machine, greedy, and unhealthy.  

This solves it Bob.  You're either man or the powers that be.  It's a choice.