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Carbon dioxide in our atmosphere has the effect of absorbing radiant heat from the ground and warming the air thus allowing us to live. This is the basic science of atmospherics and climate and if you accept it as true then you must believe that climate change is happening or will happen. The rise in carbon dioxide in the past century or two is well documented and if it is a greenhouse gas then there is only one logical conclusion to make and that is that a rise will warm the planet.
How do the sceptics get around this? Do they not agree carbon dioxide works as a greenhouse gas the way climate scientists say it does? It is a long held theory that has been accepted for a long long time now. Do they find some mitigation to all the extra carbon dioxide in the atmosphere now? Some sink or counterbalance maybe? All I have seen from them lately is strange talk of sunspots and a few arguments that recent years have been cooler than 1989. Where is their scientific rebuttal of the basics behind why scientists think there will be global warming?