You are grasping at straws.
Records show the climate is warming around the world.
Someplace faster than others like the north in Canada which would include Alaska no doubt but I have no info on that directly
Now argue that it is happening naturally but there is no argument about warming.
We even see that in Ontario without checking records where winters are not as severe as they used to be.
A s for those ferns in the rocks. Where were those rocks when they ferns were entombed in them?
In case you did not know the continents drift on the surface of the earth and those fossils in rocks were likely formed at a different location perhaps closer to the equator.
And if you think taxing pollution is all bad read this
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/carbon-tax-bc-1.5083734
Today, after watching the tax in action for more than a decade, he still doesn't love it, but he's also seen the advantages of putting a price on pollution.
"I'd say in macro [economic] terms, because of the way the policy was designed, it's probably been a wash. In other words, I don't think it's either helped or hurt overall growth in the provincial economy," he said.
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At the same time, while sectors of B.C. economy that consume a lot of energy have suffered from the higher cost of fuel, others, apparently spurred by corporate tax cuts, are thriving.
"This carbon tax is a model for the world that well-designed carbon pricing can be good for the environment and the economy. In the 11 years since B.C. brought in its carbon tax, it's outpaced the rest of Canada both on emission reduction and GDP growth," said Stewart Elgie, a professor of law and economics at the University of Ottawa.
