Editor's note: The author introduces the term "Climate Change Deniers." This is a pejorative invention that hardly exists. Most scientists who challenge man-made global warming alarmism fully acknowledge that Earth's climate as a whole changes all the time due to many natural factors. They acknowledge that humans change climate on a regional and local basis through agricultural practices, river, dam, and irrigation practices, forest mismanagement, and buildings, parking lots, and highways that cause heat islands and excessive, unnatural rain runoff. These things are tradeoffs for modern living. They need to be studied and better managed. The author claims, without documentation, that "Climate Change Deniers" practice false and deceptive activism. We are not aware of any. We challenge the author to provide verified significant evidence or remove those statements.
A fictional story by Jean Giono in 1953, "The Man Who Planted Trees," describes how humans change the climate in a small region of France to dry and barren by cutting down all the trees. The efforts of one man planting thousands of trees over a period of years restored a healthy climate with rainfall and streams.
