What do republicans say on global warming?

Answer 1

Centrists-Republicans, or people who are Republicans in the middle, say we should find market-based ways to help the enviroment.

A right-Republican says that other issue such as war, taxes, and other things come before the idea of global warming, but far-right-Republicans believe that global warming is false and is an idea all about money for Democrats to raise taxes, and make people pay more.

With this information also comes the understanding that more often than not, Republicans rely on their "gut" for the answers that they are seeking, not on the tiresome and anti-christian indoctrination of the secular educational system. Republicans tend to be less educated than Democrats, and tend to have a higher rate of Christian fundamentalism (gut-feeling).

ANSWER:Republicans believe that Global Warming is all fake. ANSWER:Republicans believe that global warming is a naturally occurring cycle just like global cooling is.

Answer 2

First of all, no one disputes "climate change". The climate has been changing since the earth was first created. What some people do dispute is "anthropogenic climate change", or the theory that mankind is largely responsible for recent changes in the earth's climate.

Second, it is not just Republicans who dispute anthropogenic climate change. Nor do all Republicans dispute it. In fact, the Republican presidential nominee, John McCain, believes that mankind is responsible for recent changes in the earth's climate.

Third, I admit that Republicans are more likely to dispute climate change than Democrats. This is because Republicans (well, some of them) believe in freedom and limited government, while Democrats do not.

Answer 3

Global Warming and Climate Change

1. will raise our global temperature.
2. will raise our global carbon dioxide levels.
3. Our polar ice caps will melt.
4. The sea levels will rise.
5. The famines in Africa will become dreadful.
6. If we do not do something soon, we will be in a bad situation for a very long time.
7. Our overall eco-system will be badly hurt.

Note: Science has proven that even if all the sources of global warming by mankind were to be stopped by 2025 Global warming would still continue at its present rate, because the greenhouse gases that are currently present in the atmosphere today would take 350 years to dissipate before any noticeable change would take place.

Answer 4

Because Republicans tend to be left brained people with a right of center attitude. To be more clear and to explain this, conservatives are anti-global warming for many different reasons. Most think it's a hoax in in Lu of recent history of "Sky is Falling" hysteria such as the next ice age theory of the 1970s and the Ozone hole theory of the early 1990s. I grew up in the 70s and was scared that my house would be covered by ice in a few years. In the 90s the news media was lauding that by the year 2000 we would get a severe sun burn just by being outside for 10 minutes. Now, unless you are the whitest red haired person this turned out to be not true and we still use although are phasing out many CFCs.

In other words many people have grown weary of "Sky is falling" theories about the global environment and disbelieve them for different reasons some of which are logical deduction, religion, or denialism. Some may believe that technological progress should not be interrupted in any way due to environmental impact. In other words the "Me first" attitude.

Some believe that the Global warming debate is fueled by disaffected communists looking for a cause-celeb to throw down with in order to gain revenge on the west for the destruction of the Soviet Union and a vindication of Communist principles by precipitating the destruction of American free market capitalism. I hear this theory from Rush Limbaugh on occasion.

I for one happen to think that more credible research needs to be done in this area by scientists who do not have a political or monetary agenda. I think that to much politics is involved in the current debate and that only time will tell of the theory is correct. If the Earth looks much the same in 100 years from now then it was all a hoax.

Answer 5

well, my friend doesnt believe in global warming so he says that global warming is not real because in the past there has been many ice ages and many very hot years and he pointed out that right now we are on one of those inclines so i hope that answered your question :D.

Another opinion:

What do you mean by 'disagree with global warming'? I personally believe that global warming exists, and is occurring now, but I strongly disagree that humans are causing it, or that we should attempt to prevent it. We need to stop spending our resources trying to stop, prevent, or reverse global warming and spend our resources on adapting to global warming. That isn't to say we should continue polluting our planet, we should not, but we should just stop blaming a natural occurence on ourselves or someone else.

Answer 6

The government is doing many things to help stop global warming. The government made a law called The Clean Air Act so there is less air pollution. Global warming is making people get very bad illnesses that could make them disabled, very sick, and sometimes even die. The Clean Air Act is making many companies change their products to decrease these problems. Part of the law says that you may not put a certain amount of pollutants in the air. Hairspray and some other products, like foam cups, had this problem. Making and using these products let out too much volatile organic compounds (VOC's), ozone-destroying chemicals (chlorofluorocarbons (CFC's), and related chemicals (such as CO2) into the air. Now, almost all of these products have a label on them telling people what this product can do to the environment and many people. By 2015 all products listed on the Clean Air Act will have this label on them:

Answer 7

Some say:

• It's not happening, or
• It's happening but it's not caused by human activity, or
• It's happening but we can't do anything about it, or
• It's happening but it's actually a small thing and isn't going to hurt us, or
• It's happening, but it's happened before so don't worry, or
• It's happening, but fixing it threatens our comfortable lifestyle and anyway, we'll all be dead soon so we won't have to worry about it (well, except for our children and grandchildren!).

Answer 8

Opinions on global warming vary within the Republican party. Some Republicans acknowledge climate change and support addressing it through market-based solutions, while others question the extent of human impact on the climate or prioritize economic interests over environmental concerns. Overall, Republicans tend to prioritize deregulation and economic growth in addressing environmental issues.