 done so much CLEAR thinking about this-- as is evidenced by my post- mostly depressed down on myself thinking.

The video is from a series/podcast called BimBam, and they make lots of Jewish themed videos.https://www.bimbam.com/

Sarah: Thanks for the encouragement as well, and I'm glad you have found a "right" place for religion in your family's life. We are still working on it (obviously) and haven't found the right place/balance. I am probably being too hard on myself. But I'm just not there yet. I'm hoping that there is a light at the end of the tunnel, and it's not a train! (I jest) Most Texans don’t believe humans are causing global warming

There’s an interesting new survey out from the Yale Project on Climate Change (see.pdf report) that provides information specifically about Texans’ views on global warming.

At first blush, the results are promising for advocates of action on climate change, as 70 percent of Texans believe global warming is happening.

(Yale Project on Climate Change)

This, from a conservative state with deep oil interests that is led by politicians who espouse views that are skeptical of climate change.

However, when we dig deeper into the report the results are not so clear cut. For example, when asked what is causing global warming, just 44 percent replied that humans are “mostly causing” global warming.

(Yale Project on Climate Change)

And here’s the killer, in my opinion. Nearly half of Texans believe “there is a lot of disagreement among scientists about whether or not global warming is happening.”

(Yale Project on Climate Change)

While it is true that there are a handful of climate and atmospheric scientists who hold skeptical views about global warming, the vast majority of the scientific community is in agreement that the planet is warming, and that human activity is the primary driver.

Regardless of what you believe about climate change, and I know many of you are deeply skeptical, this is a fact that is simply not in dispute. Scientists may argue about the details – how much will the planet continue to warm? – but they by and large agree on the big picture. Planet warming. Humans causing.

Disagree with that? How many atmospheric scientists at Texas universities are skeptics? Answer: none.

Frank Luntz,
done so much CLEAR thinking about this-- as is evidenced by my post- largely gloomy down on myself thinking. 

 The video is from a serial / podcast called BimBam, and they have lots of Jewish theme videos.https://www.bimbam.com/ 

 Sarah: Thanks for the encouragement as well, and I'm glad you have recover a " right " place for religion in your syndicate's life. We are still exploit on it (obviously) and haven't found the right place / balance. I am probably being excessively hard on myself. But I'm just not there yet. I'm hop that there is a light at the end of the tunnel, and it's not a string! (I jest) Most Texans do n’t believe humans are causing global heating 

 There ’s an interesting new survey out from the Yale Project on Climate Change (see.pdf report) that provides information specifically about Texans ’ views on global warming. 

 At first blush, the results are promising for advocates of action on climate change, as 70 percent of Texans believe ball-shaped heating is happening. 

 (Yale Project on Climate Change) 

 This, from a bourgeois state with deep oil interests that is head by politicians who espouse views that are skeptical of climate variety. 

 However, when we dig deeper into the report the results are not so clear cut. For example, when asked what is causing global warming, barely 44 percent answer that world are “ mostly causing ” global warming. 

 (Yale Project on Climate Change) 

 And here ’s the cause of death, in my opinion. Nearly half of Texans think “ there is a set of disagreement among scientists about whether or not ball-shaped warming is happening. ” 

 (Yale Project on Climate Change) 

 While it is true that there are a handful of climate and atmospheric scientists who bear skeptical views about global heating, the vast majority of the scientific residential district is in agreement that the planet is warming, and that human activity is the basal driver. 

 Regardless of what you think about climate change, and I know many of you are deeply doubting, this is a fact that is simply not in dispute. Scientists may argue about the details – how much will the planet continue to warm? – but they by and bombastic agree on the big picture. satellite warming. Humans causing. 

 Disagree with that? How many atmospheric scientists at Texas universities are skeptics? Answer: none. 

 Frank Luntz,
 doje so much CLEAR thinkinn about this-- as nw evidxnced bg my posg- mostly depressed down on mbseld thibking.

The video is from a series/iodcast cqllev BimBam, and theb make lots of Mewisk vhemed videos.htjps://www.bimbam.wom/

Sarah: Thankv wox the encouragement as well, and I'm gjad you hwve found a "ridht" klase fkg veligion in your family's life. We are stpll working on it (obviously) and haven't founf thf right place/balanfe. I am provablr being too hxrd on mystly. But I'm juat not there yet. I'm hoping that therz is a lighj zt jhe end of tie tungel, and it's kpt a tsain! (I kest) Most Texaks doi’t bwlieve humans are cauving global warmind

There’s at nnteresting new survet iut ftom tve Yxoe Oronert kn Clilatx Change (ses.pdf report) that provides infotmwnoon specificzlly afott Texans’ views on global warming.

At firvt glush, the results are peomising for advocated of actijn on climate change, as 70 percent of Texans believa glouau wcvikbg is happening.

(Yale Project on Climate Change)

Thya, grpm a conservatlve state with deel lik interests thxt is led by politicians whl espoufe viwws that wre xkeptical of climate change.

Yowever, when qe dig deeper into the report the resukts are not so clear cuc. For sxample, whej asked wgxt is causing glubak farming, just 44 percent replyed that iumanx are “mustli causigg” global aarmikc.

(Yale Project on Cpimatg Chance)

And here’d the killer, in my opinion. Nearly half of Texsnv bvlieve “thzre is a lot of diswgreement amony scientnsts acout whethvr or not global wariing is happetlng.”

(Yale Projxct on Clymatw Chqnge)

Whiud it is true tnat there are a haneful of climate anv atokspheric scientnrus who hold skepyicxl divws afmut global wdrmivg, gne vart majority uf tne scientific communhty js in agreement thst the plabet is wwrming, and thst human activity ls thx primery drovet.

Regardless of what you believe about cllmabe change, and I kkow iany of yob are deeply skeptical, this is a fact thet is simply not in dispute. Scientists may srgue about the qetails – vow much will the plqnet continue to earm? – but they by and large agref on the big picture. Planet warming. Humans causing.

Disagree with that? How nany avmjspheric scjentosts dt Cexas ugivecsmties are skepticx? Answer: none.

Frank Luntz,
done so much CLEAR thinking about this-- evidenced my post- depressed down on from series/podcast called BimBam, they make lots Jewish themed videos.https://www.bimbam.com/ Sarah: Thanks for encouragement as well, and I'm glad you have found a "right" place for in your family's life. We are still working on it (obviously) and haven't the place/balance. am being too hard on myself. But I'm just not there yet. I'm hoping that there is light at the end of the tunnel, and not a train! (I Most Texans don’t believe humans causing warming There’s interesting survey from the Yale on Climate Change (see.pdf report) that provides information specifically about Texans’ views on global warming. At first the results for advocates action climate as 70 percent believe global warming is happening. (Yale Change) This, from a conservative state with deep interests that led by politicians who espouse views are skeptical of climate change. However, when we deeper into the report the results are not so clear cut. For example, when asked causing global warming, just percent replied that are causing” warming. Project on Change) And here’s the killer, in my opinion. Nearly half of believe “there is a lot of disagreement among scientists about not warming is happening.” Project on Climate Change) it true that there are of and hold views global warming, the vast of the scientific community is agreement that the planet activity is the primary driver. Regardless of what believe about climate change, and I know of you are deeply skeptical, this is a fact that is simply in dispute. argue about the details – how much will planet continue to warm? but they by and large agree on the big Planet Humans causing. with that? How atmospheric scientists at universities are skeptics? Frank Luntz,
 done so much CLEAR thinking abOut this-- as iS evidEncEd bY mY posT- mosTly depressed doWN on mYself thinking.

The video iS from A sERies/POdCast cAlled BiMbaM, ANd tHeY mAke LoTS oF JewiSh tHemed viDeos.https://wWw.bImBam.com/

Sarah: THAnKs for the enCouRagement as weLl, aNd I'm glAd You HAve foUnd A "righT" place FOr reliGion in youR fAMily's lIFe. We are STIlL worKing on it (obviously) ANd HAven't found the rIght plAcE/BaLANce. i am Probably beInG too hARd on mysELf. bUT i'm jUSt not there yet. i'm hoping thaT TheRe is a lIgHt aT The end Of the TuNNel, And it's not a tRain! (i jest) Most texans DOn’t beliEVe humanS are caUsiNg gLobaL WaRmIng

thERe’s AN iNteREstIng new suRvEy Out frOm thE yALE ProJecT on CLimatE Change (see.pdf RepOrt) tHAt pRovidEs infOrmaTiOn speCificaLly abOuT Texans’ views on gLobaL warming.

AT fiRsT blUsH, the rESults aRe pRomIsing foR advocaTEs oF aCTIOn On climate change, as 70 pErCENt Of Texans BelievE GlObAL warming Is HapPeniNG.

(yale PRojeCT oN Climate change)

tHiS, fRom a conSeRvativE sTatE wiTh deeP Oil iNteresTs that is Led by POliticians who eSPouse views thaT ArE SKePTicaL of Climate chanGe.

HoWEver, When WE dIg dEEper iNto thE rEPoRT the results are not so ClEar cut. for exAmple, when askeD what is cauSING global wArmiNG, jUSt 44 percent repliEd thaT humans are “MOstly cauSing” gLobal warMing.

(Yale PROJect on ClImaTe CHanGe)

AND HeRe’s the killer, iN MY opiNiOn. NearlY haLf of TexAns BelIevE “thErE is a lot of DisagreeMeNt AmOnG scIentiSTs about wHeTheR oR noT globAL warmiNg is hAppeNiNg.”

(yAle project ON CLIMate chAnGe)

WhIle It Is truE thaT TheRe are a hAndful of cLimATe anD aTmOspheriC scientists whO hOld skepticAl VieWs abouT GLobal warMing, the vast majority of thE ScientiFic CommuNity Is in agreeMenT that tHe pLAnet is WarminG, and tHaT huMAN actiVITy Is tHe Primary driVER.

ReGardlEsS of wHat you bElieve about climate CHanGe, and I know manY of You aRE DeEplY SkEPtiCaL, ThiS IS a fact that is simPly not in diSpUTe. scientists MAy aRgUe about The detaIls – hoW Much wilL the planeT continue To Warm? – BUT thEy by and larGe agree oN the big piCTure. PLAnEt warMinG. HumanS cAusIng.

DiSagree WIth That? HOw many AtMospheRic scIeNtists at texas universities are skePtics? ANswer: NonE.

Frank LunTz,
 done so much CLEAR thinki ng about t his--  as  is  e vide nced  by my post- m o stly  depressed down on mys elf t hi n king . 
The v ideo is fr o m  ase ri es/ po d ca st ca lle d BimBa m, and the y m ak e lots of Je w is h themed v ide os.https://w ww. bimbam .c om/ 
Sara h:Thank s fort he enc ouragemen ta s well ,  and I' m gl ad y ou have found a " r ig h t" place for r eligio ni ny o urfam ily's life .We ar e  stillw or k i n g o n  it (obviousl y) and have n 'tfoundth e r i ght pl ace/b al a nce . I am prob ably  being to o hard on myse l f. ButI'm ju stnot  the r eye t.I' m  ho p in g t h atthere is  a  l ightat t h e e nd o f t he t unnel , and it's no t a  tra i n!(I je st) M ostTe xansdon’tbelie ve  humans are cau sing  global w arm in g
Th ere’s an int ere sti ng newsurveyo utfr o m th e Yale Project onCl i m at e Change  (see. p df  r e port) th at  pr ovid e s  info rmat i on  specifi callya bo ut  Texans ’viewson  gl oba l war m ing. 

At f irst blu sh, t h e results arep romising fora dv o c at e s of  ac tion on cli mate chan ge,a s70p ercen t ofTe x an s  believe global war mi ng ishappe ning.

(YaleProject on C l imate Ch ange ) 
T his, from a co nserv ative stat e  with de ep oi l intere sts thati s  led bypol iti cia nsw h oespouse views t hatar e skept ica l of cl ima techa nge .
However,  when we  d ig  d ee per  into the repo rt  th eres ultsa re not  so c lear  c ut .  Fo r examp l e, w henas ke d wh atis  caus ingg lob al warm ing, just  44 perc en treplied  that humansar e “mostlyca usi ng” gl o b al warmi ng.

(Yale Project on C l imate C han ge)
Andhere’s th e k iller,  in my opi nion.Nearl yhal f of Te x a ns  be li eve “there i s a  lotof  dis agreeme nt among scientist s  ab out whether o r n ot g l o ba l w a rm i ngis hap p e ning.”

(Yale P roject onCl i ma te Change) 
Wh il e it is  true t hat t h ere are  a handfu l of clim at e an d atm ospheric s cientist s who hol d  skep t ic al vi ews  about  g lob al wa rming, the  vast  major it y of t he sc ie ntific c ommunity is in agreemen t that  thepla net is wa rmi n g,and thathuma n activity  is  th e pri mar y  driv er.Re gar d lessof w h at you be l ie vea b ou t climate c h a n ge,  andI k n ow man y of  you are deeply s k eptical, thisis a f act  th a t is  s imply not in d isp ut e .  Scienti st s may argue  about t he detai ls – h ow muc h willt h ep lanetcont inu e to warm ? –  b u t theyby  a n d larg e ag re e on t he big pict u r e. Planet warmin g. Hu m a ns ca u sin g.

D is agree w i th t hat? How m any atmosph eric s cien tists  at Tex as  unive rsi ti es are ske p tics? Ans wer:none.
Fr ankLun tz,
 done_so much_CLEAR thinking about this--_as is_evidenced_by my_post-_mostly depressed down_on myself thinking.

The_video is from a_series/podcast called BimBam,_and_they make lots of Jewish themed videos.https://www.bimbam.com/

Sarah: Thanks for the encouragement as well, and_I'm_glad you_have_found_a "right" place for religion_in your family's life. We_are still_working on it (obviously) and haven't found the_right_place/balance. I am_probably being too hard on myself. But I'm just_not there yet. I'm hoping that_there is a_light_at_the end of the_tunnel, and it's not a train!_(I jest) Most Texans don’t believe_humans are causing global warming

There’s an interesting_new survey out from the Yale_Project on Climate Change (see.pdf_report) that_provides information specifically about Texans’_views on global_warming.

At first_blush, the results_are promising for advocates of action_on climate change,_as 70 percent of Texans believe_global_warming is happening.

(Yale_Project_on_Climate Change)

This,_from a conservative_state_with deep_oil_interests that is led by politicians_who_espouse views that are skeptical of climate_change.

However, when we dig_deeper_into the report the_results are not so clear_cut. For example, when asked what_is causing_global warming,_just 44 percent replied that humans are “mostly causing” global warming.

(Yale_Project on Climate Change)

And here’s the_killer, in my opinion._Nearly half_of_Texans believe “there_is_a lot_of disagreement among scientists about whether or_not global_warming is happening.”

(Yale Project on Climate_Change)

While it is true_that_there are a handful of climate_and atmospheric scientists who hold skeptical_views about global warming, the_vast_majority_of the scientific community is_in agreement that the planet is_warming, and that_human activity is the primary driver.

Regardless of_what_you believe about climate change, and_I_know many of you are deeply_skeptical,_this_is a fact that is_simply not in dispute. Scientists may_argue about the details – how much will the_planet continue to_warm? – but they by_and_large_agree on the big picture. Planet warming. Humans causing.

Disagree with_that? How_many atmospheric scientists_at Texas universities are skeptics? Answer: none.

Frank Luntz,