Global warming denial

Global warming denial refers to the refusal to accept that human activities, especially the emission of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels, are significantly contributing to an increase in Earth's average temperature. Despite overwhelming scientific evidence, some individuals or groups question the science, underestimate the problem, or argue it is a natural variation. This denial can hinder efforts to implement policies that reduce emissions and address climate change, potentially risking severe environmental and social consequences. Understanding and confronting denial is crucial for informed decision-making and effective global action.