I'd really like someone to point out some actual climate change. Arctic sea ice is not climate change, because we know for a fact from ship's logs of more than a century ago that sea ice up that way had waxed and waned over the years. Hurricanes, tornadoes, drought, and every kind of weather you'd care to analyze show no increasing trends. Sea level rise is the same as it's been since measurements began over 150 years ago. Our "warmest years ever" are due to El Nino events, which are not climate-related, and the IPCC GLMs have over-predicted temperature increases by a factor of nearly three.
There's not even any actual evidence that increased CO2 has caused the warming we have measured, beyond that which greenhouse gas physics would predict: a 1.5 - 3 deg. C rise for each doubling of atmospheric CO2. CO2 measurements since 1950 have gone from 287 to around 400 ppm CO2, which is only a 39% increase.
The planet is greening, as shown in NASA and NOAA satellite imagery, and plant biomass is increasing as well.
These are all measured facts, which is called data. The predictions of dire consequences you hear from the media and press releases are all based on predictions and models, which are NOT data, but predictions and models which need to be validated by real data. Science does not advance by treating models and predictions as data; it does so by comparing reality to the output of the models and then determining how well the models do in comparison to reality.
Right now, the models are failing miserably
