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Finally, and hopefully, we are seeing the beginning of a movement to see CO2 for what it really is, and to dispel the fear of a changing climate. It was Gina McCarthy, Obama’s E.P.A. Administrator, that falsely labeled CO2 as a pollutant. The United Nations and most world governments were quick to follow suit. Since that proclamation incredible harm has been done to the environment and global economy in the name of eliminating CO2 emissions. The UN's IPCC was tasked with proving that anthropogenic CO2 emissions are the greatest threat there has ever been to the environment, while ignoring any benefits of increased atmospheric CO2 concentration. When it was shown that CO2 levels and temperatures were higher in the past than they are today the statement was made that "it's never changed this rapidly thereby not giving organisms time to adapt to the change". This statement has no basis in reality. The most rapid change only occurred for about 30 years but the slowing of the increase in this millennium has been negated by the falsification of scientific observations to make it appear that the rate of change is ongoing with no apparent end in sight. Knowledge of changes over the last 10,000 years has been "adjusted" in line with Michael Mann's debunked Hockey Stick graph. Things proving dramatic climatic changes like grapes growing well in the UK and the River Thames freezing over are ignored. Common sense and logic dictate that there must have been 30 year periods during the last 10,000 years when the climate changed rapidly. This can not been proven or disproven because historic records show dramatic changes, but can not define periods as short as 30 years. The insistence that climate change is causing global disruptions and disasters like never seen before is based on accepting outrageous forecasts based on inaccurate models, as being what is really happening. Scientific observations show that rising temperatures and CO2 levels are stabilizing and improving the environment in nearly all ways.

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