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CMV: Climate Change is the Most Important Issue Facing Humanity Today

Among all humanitarian issues in the world, I believe that climate change has the greatest change to destroy all of humanity as we know it. With an uptick in recent extreme weather events, I feel that the unprecedented destruction caused by climate change is nearing. Yet, no one seems to make a big deal about it because it is extremely difficult for humans to think about the future impacts of a present, slow moving issue. Furthermore, I think news coverage of the issue makes people believe climate change's existence and impacts is an even sided argument because there are one v. one debates, when in actuality 97% of climate scientists believe in climate change.

I think this issue is extremely overlooked by the general public and lawmakers because it has become a partisan issue when it is a humanitarian problem. In my mind, this is such a grave issue because war, poverty, and disease won't be issues anymore when the earth becomes uninhabitable. Many actions by the media and government feel like childish attempts to gain money and/or power, all while the earth is slowly dying. 

What do you think? CMV!
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>when in actuality 97% of climate scientists believe in climate change.

What, exactly, do you think this proves?  It doesn't prove how much warming there will be.  It doesn't tell you how much damage that warming will do.  It says nothing about which mitigation strategies will be effective, which ones won't, and how much they will cost.  Pointing it out is basically just a religious shibboleth, a way of shouting "I Science!" without actually bothering to think beyond a tribal signal.  Have you thought about any of those other  issues?