WATCH: CO2 is NOT the Climate Change Culprit You Have Been Told

With the gracious consent of the Foundational Science Consortium, we are pleased to offer an insightful and invaluable webinar, “CO2 is NOT the Climate Change Culprit You Have Been Told”. 

For decades, the prevailing “science” has been an alarmist drumbeat of doom, painting Carbon Dioxide (CO2) as a planet-killing poison to be feared and curtailed at all costs. Ask anyone under the age of 20 and you are sure to hear the panic that has been fed to them throughout their school years. But is CO2 really the monster it’s made out to be? Or is it just an easy scapegoat, used as an excuse to tax and control everything from agriculture to industry to transportation and housing? Are the methods used to measure and evaluate this “problem” sober and reasonable? Are the dire predictions and radical solutions justified?

Watch this fact-filled presentation to finally hear a scientific explanation of the issue that is not influenced by government, the main stream media, or anyone with a financial interest in furthering the climate panic narrative we have all been fed and discouraged from questioning. Topics covered include:

• Man-made CO2 and greenhouse gasses science
• Benefits of CO2
• Greenhouse gas theory and global warming
• Temperature measurement, data, and trends
• Glaciers, ice sheets, polar bears, and sea level rise
• Scientific consensus
• Politics
• The media
• Education vs indoctrination

How does this relate to Geauga County? Part of “Don’t Cuyahoga our Geauga” is keeping urban expansion from changing the rural character of our county. Unfortunately, Geauga County is currently tethered to the urban planning interests of Cuyahoga County through our membership in NOACA, the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency. This agency, covering Geauga, Lake, Loraine, Medina, and Cuyahoga counties, has been diverted from its original purpose into a clearinghouse of rural tax dollars being used to fund Cuyahoga-centered projects. (Please start here if you are not already familiar with this problem.)

NOACA has expanded its own mandate into a regional “Climate Action Plan” which they are using as a justification for funneling our tax money into Cuyahoga-focused urban development projects. Part of fighting this influence in our county is knowing the facts on climate science.