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What are the conspiracy theories about climate change? What are the conspiracy theories about climate change?
Climate change is a hoax by scientists Climate change is a hoax by scientists
Climate change is natural and unharmful Climate change is natural and unharmful
Climate change is a hoax by large international groups for world government Climate change is a hoax by large international groups for world government
Climate change is a hoax by 'eco' companies to make money Climate change is a hoax by 'eco' companies to make money
Climate Change is a defining issue of our time and its effects are likely to present some of the greatest environmental challenges faced by humans. Climate Change is a defining issue of our time and its effects are likely to present some of the greatest environmental challenges faced by humans.
Scientists manipulated results to keep their research funding Scientists manipulated results to keep their research funding
Scientists are driven by an agenda Scientists are driven by an agenda
Climate change is part of a natural cycle Climate change is part of a natural cycle
Carbon dioxide is only 0.1% percent of the atmosphere Carbon dioxide is only 0.1% percent of the atmosphere
The UN is using climate change to gain totalitarian control of the world The UN is using climate change to gain totalitarian control of the world
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What are the conspiracy theories about climate change?
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Climate change is natural and unharmful

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Climate change is part of a natural cycle

Historical documents suggest there was a Medieval Warm Period followed by Little Ice Age. Some believe that we are coming out of an ice age and reentering a natural warm period.
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The Argument

Climate change is natural and inevitable. It has been recorded before, and some evidence shows that we may be entering a natural warm period, explaining global warming.

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While the climate does naturally change, the past few decades have shown a disproportionate acceleration in this change, and evidence has shown that this acceleration is due to human activity.

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