Let's dive into the fascinating world of Environmental Value Systems (EVSs) and global warming!

We've got a heated debate going on about climate change, with people split into different camps based on their EVSs.

• hese guys insist that human activities, especially burning fossil fuels, are increasing CO2 and other greenhouse gases, causing the planet to warm up.
• They point at scientific data showing increasing CO2 levels and global temperatures, faster than any natural pace.
• An example could be the direct relation between the industrial revolution and a significant spike in global temperatures. As industries flourished, so did carbon emissions, causing the temperature to rise!

• These folks argue that what we're seeing could just be short-term fluctuations, like the natural climate changes in the Earth's past. Remember the Ice Age?
• They say that we don't have enough data (since we've only been collecting for a short time) and that our understanding of climate change is incomplete.
• They refer to natural cycles like Milankovitch cycles (Earth's wobbly dance around the sun) that have caused climate changes in the past.
• It's like blaming every hiccup in your Wi-Fi on the new smart fridge, while it might just be a temporary glitch!