Discussing - Climate change is slowly but surely ruining our…

Should the government increase environmental regulations to prevent climate change?

@9F7VNPKDisagreementsCounter Argument8mos ago

Climate change is slowly but surely ruining our planet and without change we could without a doubt cause great damage for generations to come.

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@9F7VPL9 from Missouri disagreed…8mos8MO

If this is only about the science, and not a political boogey-man, then why does every solution involved bigger government, world government, and socialism?

They ignore how much the sun affects our climate because they cannot yet convince us that giving them more power will fix the sun.

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