Ben, you may find this interesting reading: https://www.theguardian.com/environm...climate-denial
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You really think that? When data pretty much unanimously suggests otherwise? Convenient how the drastic acceleration in temperatures began some time around the industrial revolution, huh. Convenient how temperature rate of increase is roughly consistent with human activity increase.
Maybe you're right, maybe the planet was on that course anyway? Doubt it though. At the end of the day human activity IS releasing otherwise trapped hydrocarbons into the atmosphere, this is FACTUALLY PROVEN to have a direct effect on global temperature, so you'd have to be pretty stupid to try and debate against human activity having a direct involvement, what with the vast majority of scientists all across the world - and well-cited university studies - stating it is.
I mean yes of course without our additional involvement it would warm up anyway, but the process would take much, much, much, much longer.