ClimateSceptic.Com is firstly not here to preach to you or try to delude you with bold claims and facts that quite frankly no one can proove one way or the other about the current state of the worlds climate or what will happen in the future. The intention of ClimateSceptic is to raise some debate, challenge some ideas, and put forward a different point of view about the climate and global warming, to create a point of interest and debate.

Please remember anything you view or see on the internet can be false, a quick search of 'climate change', and what is happening to our climate will bring up thousands of sites. Reading these, many make grand claims, quote science, or thesis work and bowl you over with stats. Remember anyone can make a website and can say anything, from all the resources you find draw your own conclusions about the climate, and the sources of climate change.

We know the climate is changing, we know the average temprature is rising, and we know that this is going to have some challenging affects on our world in the coming future. The question that climate sceptic would like to raise is, and for all climate sceptics out there is are we too blame, has man's impact on the world led to these changes?

Or are the changes that we are seeing to our planet simply part of the worlds natural cycle, rather than greenhouse gases and polution, is there another cause to the global warming process. And finally - are we too blame?

COMING SOON - This site is currently undergoing a major revamp and new content will be appearing soon. This site was setup on 12 January 2008, and current work and content building is still underway.

Update 12 January 2008.

 

The word climate sceptic features in the Macquarie Dictionary 'Word of the Year Competition 2007'

Definition - noun a person who is doubtful that global warming is taking place or believes that, if it is, it is part of a natural cycle (opposed to climate realist).–climate scepticism, noun

So it appears thats there is a growing band of people that are starting to question the facts that are laid before them, the 'ClimateSceptics' appear to be growing in number. Featuring in the Macquarie word of the year competition for 2007 demonstrates that this is becomming a hot topic - something BBC News picked up on on 11 January 2007.

As the enviroment and the changes we need to make become more and more of a hot topic, ClimateSceptic will seek to question and challenge preconceptions, and look at data and information objectively.