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I've seen climate change in my lifetime.I know the science isn't settled, that's why I've said it. I was responding to numerous posters on here who claim it is. It is also common to hear it stated in the media and amongst people who should know better.
Do you have evidence for your first sentence? The consensus estimation studies don't count.
The rest of your post is describing the precautionary principle. That we should do something just in case, which is fair enough. However, this also leaves the question: how much and how long is a piece of strong?
Policy makers and other interests are referring to the situation as "an emergency" and this notion is baked into government policy in the Western countries, although not most of the others. The idea of an emergency calls for extreme and urgent action and this is what we are seeing with massive impacts on out energy security, energy prices, the cost of fuel, and in numerous other ways. This is an abuse of the precautionary principle.
It exists
The only issue is what to do about it.
Or Bury your head and ignore it