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No, by my rather solid logic, mankind has almost no impact on planetary climate. He can have strong localized impact, but that's it. We're more likely to poison ourselves than change the weather.By your logic only man changes climate.
No, that's your logic.
There is a hole in the ozone bigger than Antarctica that mankind created.
There is a garbage patch in the Pacific Ocean twice the size of Texas that mankind created.
There is an oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico the size of Maryland that mankind created.
And mankind has almost doubled the level of atmospheric CO2 worldwide in the last 200 years. We continue to add 10 billion tons of CO2 to the atmosphere every year. The scientists at MIT estimate that there is a 90% probability that this will increase global temperatures between 4-7 degrees in the next 100 years.
We are changing the weather....