While I do agree that global warming is happening and that recent years have been among the hottest on record, it's important to note that climate change is not a simple issue. It's a complex system with numerous factors contributing to it. For example, while carbon emissions are a significant contributor, deforestation and loss of biodiversity also play major roles.

In terms of carbon, let's consider volcanic activity. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, volcanoes worldwide emit, on average, about 200 million tons of CO2 annually, which is not included in human-made emi…  Read moressions. This naturally occurring source of CO2 is often overlooked, yet it's part of the overall climate equation.

Moreover, it's crucial to remember that the Earth's climate has always been changing, long before human influence. During the Jurassic period, for instance, average global temperatures were significantly higher than they are now, without any human interference.

So, while I agree that we need to address the issue and can't afford to ignore it, we also need to ensure that our solutions are well-rounded and consider all aspects of this multifaceted problem. Would you agree that we should focus not just on carbon emissions, but also on other factors like deforestation and biodiversity loss? Or perhaps you have a different perspective on how we should approach this? I'm interested to hear your thoughts.