Mythological ancient pagan Gods are a joke. The only real God that lives up to the definition of a God is the abrahamic God, thus hes the only real God. Greek  Gods are even dependent upon human prayers

Is it a coincidence that the critics of the anthropogenic climate change always have to rely on pure speculation and polemic while supporters actually use facts and studies? I think not.

Pretty much this. It's embarassing and disgusting that some people still hear to crtics. Coincidentally, it's mostly Christian people who think humans have the "god-given" right the destroy the environment.

CO2 makes up 84.8% of emissions, and cars make up 47% of emissions.

http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/emissions/co2_human.html

Try not to do that. Many God-fearing christians I know not only have a very low footprint, but are very sensitive to the environment.

I also care myself, and I'm christian.

@bold. So true, as Stinky also mentioned. Better to start before crunch time.

Also, god lord, SvennoJ the albertan oil sands are horrible! Who approves these projects???

The worldwide average is about 10.2% for cars, the US sits the highest with around 22%, these figures include the bus and trucks for goods freight etc as well. In the UK, privately owned cars make up for around 66% of emissions, its bound to be a lot smaller in some areas and could be higher in others, the average total for car emissions is not very large in the big picture. Like here in Norway, goods freight by truck will be abnormally high since we're a rugged nation with long distances and almost no transport via railway and boats so the private emissions will be smaller, one should also account the factors of the actual cars in question, different nations drive different cars. Also, US figures are hardly representative for the global average, not even close. The rate of fossil fuel consumption in the US is abnormally high. The percentages and per capita figures are ludicrous compared to the rest of the world so using it as a reference to prove a point globally is futile in my opinion.

You know what the worst part about charts like those are? The amount of coal we're still using, its incredible. Also, the largest part of the human role in the equation is deforestiation, since we're removing the planets ability to process the gases and fumes, this is the single largest problem that nature would not incurr upon itself.

Jumpin', I got this from your link, I thought it was quite fascinating:

"Considering that human activity released some 30 Gt CO2 into the atmosphere last year, human emissions are likely 100 (or more) times as large as volcanic emissions. Those who make claims about the Mt. Pinatubo explosion emitting more CO2 than all of human activity for all time, should be made aware that the estimated CO2 emissions from Mt. Pinatubo are 0.05 Gt CO2, about the amount released by human activity in half a day, not our entire history. In fact, in less than 3 days we outstrip the volcanic emissions for an entire year:


On average, humanity’s ceaseless emissions release an amount of CO2 comparable to the 0.01 gigaton of the 1980 Mount St. Helens paroxysm every 2.5 hours and the 0.05 gigaton of the 1991 Mount Pinatubo paroxysm every 12.5 hours. Every 2.7 days, they emit an amount comparable to the 0.26 gigaton preferred estimate for annual global volcanic CO2 emissions."

Oh, come on. The climate "science"is more a religion, with Michael Mann "hide the decline" and Al Gore as prophets, than as a science. It's funny that you criticize Christians when this is like an organized religion. Don't listen to critics, you have to believe what those politicians say, it's a matter of faith.

Heh, I happen to be a fairly extreme Christian =P

There is a difference between Christians (those who understand the religion, and its highly liberal foundation), and fans of Christianity (those who treat Christianity the same way they do a football team, simply as a fan).