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Alright, I'm down for a little friendly discussion. Given the massive amount of development and industrialization all over the earth, do you really think it would not effect the climate? To me it goes without saying that it would.
If you believe the sources, humans and domesticated animals represent 95% of the biomass of mammals on the earth.
I agree, however it is an insanely complicated system of which we only "know" what we know. If we aren't missing countless entire systems of chemical control and ecological entropic "counters" and this is not withstanding that it is the work of the Lord. It is conceivable to me that most of Earth's ecology likely rests more with the Sun then with it's inhabitants, an infinitely more powerful force... that alone would be my statement against a lot of climate nonsense. It is important to distinguish that environmental damage from human activity DOES occur and is an ecological emergency beyond compare, but this is distinct from climate change.
If you believe the sources, humans and domesticated animals represent 95% of the biomass of mammals on the earth.