Dr. Patrick Moore: 3 Things You Need to Know That the Climate Crisis is False

Greenpeace co-founder, Dr. Patrick Moore: "There are three things you need to know to know that [the climate crisis] is false."

"First, it is not too hot now. It is one of the coldest periods in the history of the Earth."

"Second, CO2 is lower now in the atmosphere than it has been throughout nearly the entire history of the Earth."

"The third thing you need to know is that all the CO2 that we are putting into the atmosphere, where did it come from? How did it get in the fossil fuels? By plants pulling it out of the atmosphere, and the oceans. The plankton in the sea, the vegetation on the land, turned into coal, oil and gas."

"So all we're doing is replacing carbon dioxide... If there wasn't enough CO2 for the plants, we would all die too... We are replenishing the CO2 to a much better level than it had gone down to."

(Note: Since I'm a Bible-believing Christian, I agree with everything that was said that applies to current times, except for the earth being 150 million years old or the specific glacial period theories attached to this.)
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