manifold
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- #21
No matter what political claims are made to the contrary - the question is not "IF" it is "how much."
In absolute terms I can't argue with this. However, if the "how much" is so small it's insignificant, then where does that leave you on the IF?
the science does not support the characterization "insignificant." But the science itself is certainly not infalliable. It's just a matter of whether or not you want to base public policy on the best information available or with the unscientific opinions of the stakeholders.
I've made my choice (subject to change as more evidence becomes available) and of course everyone else is free to make their own as well.
Right, in science lingo, the term would be not statistically significant.
I'm not sure what choice you think you've made. Do you still drive a car with an internal combustion engine? Do you still have a gas/oil burning furnace in your home? Do you still buy products manufactured by companies with a large "carbon footprint?" Do you still buy or use anything with plastic in it or in it's packaging (in case you don't know, plastic is made from petroleum byproducts).