I’ve been curious about climate change ever since I first saw Al Gore’s “An Inconvenient Truth”. Back then I flirted with doing a deep dive b

Gummi Bear's Anthropogenic Climate Change Deep Dive - Part 1

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I’ve been curious about climate change ever since I first saw Al Gore’s “An Inconvenient Truth”. Back then I flirted with doing a deep dive but considered the topic way too complicated.

I finally decided to look into Anthropogenic Climate Change (ACC) because it's now a driving force for policy and it will cost each of us a lot of money moving forward while fundamentally transforming our society.

After all, the Great Reset movement is predicated on using the Covid-19 as a catalyst for pushing forward a global Green New Deal.

So with basically no previous understanding of ACC, early this year I started to study the subject to try and understand it for myself.

I’ve since spent hundreds of hours pouring over dedicated sites/forums, debates, interviews, scientific lectures, data sets, and books. I’ve talked to people with expertise in the fields. What I’ve tried to do is understand where there is scientific consensus on basic facts and where there is disagreement.

Apocalypse Never by Michael Shellenberger: A journalist, author, and climate/environmental activist who is frequently referred to as an Ecomodernist.