My thoughts on Climate Change: My approach is pragmatic. It is
  more practical for a population to believe in it than to deny.
  The values I support (which is less pollution) are supported by
  the popular belief in climate change. Do I believe? Doesn't
  matter. It's practical to act as if it's true. The hyperbole
  surrounding both sides is ridiculousness. It's become a
  political game. Us vs Them. Them vs Us. I've seen good points
  from both sides. But as with most things, I remain agnostic. I
  don't need to get excited about the issue nor do my beliefs
  matter one way or another. It's practical, pragmatic, it serves
  political values I support. Do I believe we're saving the
  planet? Do I believe we caused this? Do I believe it's natural
  processes? Do I believe there's been falsification of data? Do I
  believe we have to fix things before it's too late? None of that
  matters. I believe in individual, corporate and government
  responsibility towards the surrounding environment. This leads
  to another set of anti-litter laws on a larger scale to me and I
  support it. I give a hoot and don't pollute.

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