Frankly, I don't think you know what you are talking about, either on droughts, global warming or religion. You seem to think that anecdotal evidence (droughts) have greater attribution, but show no evidence and of course cannot. You are against deniers, but I wager you can't even define what a denier is. And then you rant on religion and faith. Then you suggest something that's quite astonishing, "faith in science."
Well I'd like to see a clear, concise definition of denier.
We'll deal with the absolute lack of a need for faith in science later.
Denier would be someone that denies that the Earth is warming up (using average global temperatures) due to man made reasons.arming, so people continue on shitting on the future
I distrust a great many of the alarmist style news on climate, but also a lot of the alarmist stuff that gets passed off as science. You can go back in this thread and see some of that. I also am skeptical of the ability, meaning or import of any sort of "global average temperature" as the planet has multiple phases of matter and unknown amounts of latent heat.
As far as whether the planet has warmed up over the last century or so, sure. And it has many times in the past. Now, is it in small part or large part due to man?
Why should that matter? Isn't the nature of your concern really more about what happens to the planet if either for nature or man made reasons or a combination of them, there is an additional 3-5C average temperature over that of today? In other words, the continuation of the trend.
Personally I think we should be worried about EMP pulses from solar flares or terrorist attacks, meteor impacts, and global cooling. We're overdue for an ice age, you know.