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Do you think that humans are significantly contributing to climate change through things they do and can potentially lessen that impact by changing their behaviour, or do you not think that? In that sense it is binary. Of course the impact could be worse and more significant, it could be 'less...

In a sense you are right, I am speculating on the inner workings and motivations, partly because I find that generally interesting, but in this case fundamental to understanding the situation. Global warming / climate change and politics are so intertwined (possibly in the way you suggest too...

I have challenged the ideas many times before and others obviously have done too, including on this thread. But I think it helps to have an understanding of what game and what shape and size ball you are playing with. You can't play the ball very well thinking it's a game of football, but it's...

I think people, like this Dr Spencer fellow, who are right wing free market loving libertarian types first and scientists second, are skeptics/deniers not because they are scientists but because they are the aforementioned. Its their politics, which is innate to them, that defines their stance...

What a surprise. These people are right wing, free market loving libertarians first and foremost and then climate change skeptics/deniers second. They cannot be reasoned with scientifically.

Climate change skeptics/deniers are finding stories/making things up/dismissing genuine science to fit their underlying politics. These people don't like the idea of state influence, which will be required to help prevent the impact we are having. They don't like that and instead are prepared...