There are Signs That People Are Finally Waking Up to the False Claims Propagated by Climate Activists
CO2 is a foundational nutrient necessary for all life on Earth. Scientific evidence supports that increasing atmospheric CO2 has significantly contributed to agricultural productivity, with global vegetation thriving from the near-polar regions to the equator. NASA has confirmed this greening of the Earth, attributing it largely to rising CO2 levels. At 420 parts per million (ppm), the current CO2 concentration remains historically low compared to the average of 2,600 ppm over geologic time. Plants require a minimum of 150 ppm to survive, making CO2 an indispensable component of the Earth’s ecosystem.
Critics argue that labelling CO2 as a pollutant contradicts scientific data and undermines its vital role in sustaining life. Today’s CO2 levels, although higher than pre-industrial times, are far below historical peaks. The evidence indicates that increased CO2 enhances plant growth and contributes to ecological health and agricultural yields. Far from being an “existential threat,” CO2 is crucial for life on Earth.
A growing resistance to the politicisation of climate science. The benefits of CO2 and challenge the economic and environmental impact of policies driven by climate alarmism. Good leadership underscores the need to abandon the notion of CO2 as a pollutant, recognising it instead as a critical nutrient.
Efforts to achieve net zero, driven by a misguided climate agenda, risk undermining economic stability and hindering genuine progress. The narrative surrounding climate change has been heavily influenced by financial interests tied to the renewable energy sector, leading to exaggerated claims about the impact of CO2 and natural temperature variations. Contrary to the prevailing rhetoric, there is no substantial evidence of an increase in extreme weather events. Furthermore, cold-related deaths significantly outnumber those caused by heat, emphasising the need for balanced and practical energy policies.
As nations like the United States and Canada reassess their climate strategies, it is crucial for governments to prioritise scientific accuracy and practical solutions over fear-driven agendas. The Albanese government’s commitment to net zero should be reevaluated to prevent economic damage and unnecessary restrictions on CO2, a gas essential for life and prosperity.
The modest, gradual warming of the Earth as it recovers from the Little Ice Age has been wrongly labelled a “crisis,” reflecting the greed-driven distortion of facts by those with vested interests in renewable energy.
