CO2, the gas of plant life
As people remained suspicious and skeptical of predictions, the U.N. morphed global warming agenda into the climate change agenda when its catastrophic predictions did not pan out. However, one variable remained in place, the gas of plant life, also known as carbon dioxide (CO2). Without it, no trees and plants can survive, and both animals and humans are in serious peril.
The climate change industry has become quite profitable and has managed to brainwash and convince entire generations, adults and children, that CO2 is a dangerous gas and we must do everything in our power to reduce it and even bury it in pipelines across farms in order to save planet Earth from self-destruction allegedly caused by CO2, the gas of plant life.
Radical climate alarmists, propped up by dishonest scientists on the payroll of the Green Lobby and environmental NGOs, have been successful in engaging in misinformation, sensationalism, climate activism, and fear mongering, presenting climate fiction as climate facts.
The Green Lobby of the climate change industry has been quite powerful and well-funded thanks to taxpayer dollars and the tech industry.
The technocrats have silenced the opposition on social platforms by removing posts and adding warning labels of “false and misleading” on factual scientific articles.
To protect the Green Lobby’s fiction of manufactured climate crisis, anyone who does not buy into their fairytale of global warming is labeled a climate denier.
Basing its claim of global warming on U.N.’s climate models, the Green Lobby focuses its work on the fact that people believe the green mantra of “science is settled,’ and few dare to contradict science.
Yet science is not settled, it changes continuously. And we cannot depend on computers to accurately describe climate and accurately predict future climate events and temperatures.
Climate models do not work because there are too many factors that influence the climate – the sun, solar flares, the earth’s orbital properties, oceanic currents, clouds, especially those of the geoengineering variety, and the soil, water, and air pollution.