For those just tuning in: #climatechange is a scam, run by socialists, to redistribute wealth to poorer countries, and give gov't more power
— Brad Thor (@BradThor) December 1, 2015
Posts like this make me both angry and terrified at the same time. When I first learned about climate change in school and by doing outdoorsy things I hoped that by the time I grew up and went to college public opinion about the subject would have changed. Its been ten years and people still are adamant about their extreme denial of the phenomenon.
The only global warming is the political hot air at #ClimateSummit! #ClimateChange
— Chuck Nellis (@ChuckNellis) November 30, 2015
Many people feel that the entire science behind manmade global warming is fiction, and others believe it to be a government scheme created by politicians to scare the public. Maybe even a product of socialism, which we know to be the devil right? Right??
The New ‘Consensus’: 97% Of Americans Aren’t Worried About #GlobalWarming https://t.co/bUgBgWujN3 #ClimateChange pic.twitter.com/bfM79HCfdp
— The Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) November 30, 2015
Wrong. This isn’t a topic to be debated. Science has proved that human industrialization has increased carbon emissions to the point that they are building up in our atmosphere and creating a global temperature rise. Most people aren’t worried about climate change because they don’t think it’s affecting them, but its actually just not affecting them yet.
Warmest year on record my ass. #climatechange https://t.co/xLD8tgUQsf
— David Ozlo (@DavidOzlo) November 22, 2015
#ClimateChange "Idiots fooling other idiots. Extorting industries and the fleecing of the taxpayer is all #climatechange is about."
— The Patriot (@ThePatriot143) November 26, 2015
Even though scientists can provide detailed information about temperature increases and emissions statistics many people immediately dismiss these claims.
#chemtrails #contrails #GeoEngineering #climatechange https://t.co/QpH9Tl8n7G I read the whole article. I hope it's not true.
— Emma Friedmann (@emmafriedmann) November 22, 2015
And other still will learn about climate change and simply hope that it isn’t true.
.@ProfessorHannah: "The conditions of #climatechange are creating political instability in the Middle East." pic.twitter.com/IaBoOT4fio
— Fox News (@FoxNews) December 1, 2015
Well when climate change becomes too big to ignore and starts affecting real things maybe people will pay attention.
Warming oceans intensified rainfall ,boosted Australia’s 2010 floods https://t.co/0vpPJWrlvX #climatechange #UniteBlue
— Progressive Push (@progressivepush) November 22, 2015
Too late. Australia is a victim of global warming’s slow chokehold on our planet.
#ClimateChange #CC Half of Amazon trees 'face extinction': BBC: More than half of all tree sp… https://t.co/SqwCjVKGqo #UniteBlue #Tcot
— Women's News (@WomenWorldNews1) November 22, 2015
Forests in the United States, Amazon Rainforest, and Canada have seen record sized wildfires this year. In exotic places like the rainforest when forests burn they take unique plant species with them forever, causing some organisms to become extinct.
Nature loves all her creations equally. She has no favourites. The way we nurture her will reflect on how she nurtures us #climatechange
— Shekhar Kapur (@shekharkapur) December 1, 2015
I’m not sure what it will take to change public opinion about this subject. I think more education about the specifics is necessary in changing some people’s minds. Other people will deny it until the oceans have risen up to their doorstep and then will proceed to ask how they can help when its already too late.
In the mean time I’ll do my part to keep bugging people about it until they listen.
This is great! I am so glad that someone chose to write about this issue. While I knew the opinions were strongly divided on this topic I had never seen the Tweets revolving around it. I think that you did a really great job choosing and curating these Tweets to tell a well written story.
Hopefully the more people draw attention to our environmental issues, the more the rest of the population will begin to care.